3 Red Sox observations that are not about Rafael Devers
Briefly

The Red Sox faced a challenging opening weekend against the Rangers, marred by Rafael Devers' exceptional struggles as the designated hitter, culminating in a record 0 for 16 with 12 strikeouts. His performance, which included only four balls in play over numerous swings, highlights concerns over both his timing at the plate and his reluctance to transition off third base. Manager Alex Cora discussed Devers's batting stance before the weekend, indicating a need for adjustment as speculation around his form grows amidst hopes for the season.
"We can say what we want. Bottom line is our job is to come in in the best shape of your life and have the best year of your life. Period."
"The timing of that, combined with the superstar's initial protestations about moving off third base and his largely invisible spring - Devers got 14 Grapefruit League at-bats..."
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