Spring training for the Boston Red Sox has been anything but quiet this year, especially after the signing of two-time All-Star Alex Bregman. Rafael Devers, the team's star third baseman, firmly stated that he has no intention of moving from his position to make room for Bregman, who is a Gold Glove winner at third base. First baseman Triston Casas backed Devers up, suggesting Bregman should take up second base instead. Manager Alex Cora addressed this unexpected debate by emphasizing the importance of flexibility and competition in their roster decisions.

While Casas has only a couple of years of MLB experience, his outspoken nature has stirred conversations about player roles within the team. Cora's reference to former teammate Curt Schilling highlights the thin line between player expression and team dynamics. As the Red Sox prepare for Opening Day, the infield situation remains a hot topic, raising questions about potential lineup configurations that could impact their performance.