The Boston Red Sox had a fantastic offseason. The last few offseasons were pretty slow for Boston but this past one was completely different. The American League is wide open and the Red Sox were aggressive.

The acquisition the Cubs really wanted to make was Alex Bregman, who would have given them the game’s best defensive infield.

The Boston Red Sox may be seeing Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers sort out any of the third base and infield drama out for themselves in spring training.

The Boston Red Sox got their guy right around the time Spring Training kicked off and it sounds like there has been nothing but positives with him so far. After months of speculation and rumors, the Red Sox finally were able to sign former Houston Astros All-Star Alex Bregman in February.

The Boston Red Sox signed Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract, creating excitement and questions about his fit with Rafael Devers. With Devers recovering from a shoulder injury, the team's decisions on field positions are being closely watched as Opening Day approaches.

We don’t want to face those uncertainties, so we don’t. We ignore whatever dilemma we’re currently facing and hope it somehow goes away on its own. Sometimes that works! Sometimes you get a momentary reprieve from the pressure to act.

As Opening Day apporaches, the Boston Red Sox have to make a decision about who their starting third baseman will be. It sounds like manager Alex Cora has made a decision if you read between the lines.

The Boston Red Sox obviously have a big decision to make ahead of Opening Day. We are roughly three weeks away from Opening Day and the club’s biggest current question is who will be playing third base.