This week's mailbag addresses several key situations facing the Red Sox, including Rafael Devers's firm stance on playing third base, which might cause internal issues. The discussion extends to the roles of players like Bregman and Story, who have injury histories, and how injuries could impact roster decisions. Furthermore, contingencies for younger players filling in these roles are highlighted, with an emphasis on Alex Cora's strategic management and potential conflicts arising from players refusing positional assignments.
Rafael Devers insists on playing third base despite other players vying for positions, creating potential conflicts within the team, indicating a brewing organizational challenge.
The potential refusal of players, like Devers or Stroman, to adapt to management decisions could lead to serious contract implications or disciplinary actions.
Considering each player's injury history, a well-thought-out contingency plan is essential for the Red Sox to maintain competitiveness in the coming seasons.
Alex Cora's management of player allocations will be key, especially in utilizing younger talent effectively and addressing the challenges created by injury-prone players.
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