Bregman is a superior defender to Devers, who has led the American League in errors at third base in seven consecutive seasons. Devers’ -6 OAA (Outs Above Average) last season ranked in the bottom-eight percentile, according to Baseball Savant.

Someone needs to remind the Sox that homegrown players don’t equate to success if they’re more concerned with where they’re standing on the diamond than where the Red Sox are in the standings.

When the Boston Red Sox convinced Alex Bregman to sign a three-year, $120 million deal in free agency last week, it seemed like it could be a perfect fit. Bosto