Speaking to reporters Thursday, Rafael Devers said he won't move to first base and vented his frustration at the Red Sox's front office.

Then, however, came Thursday. Following Boston's win over the Rangers, Devers told reporters that team executive Craig Breslow had, in fact, approached him about playing first base after the Casas injury. Devers said he told Breslow that it wasn't the right time and that they should "hit the market" for a first baseman instead ( via MassLive ).

Rafael Devers is upset Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow asked him about a move to first base. "I don’t think they stay true to their word."