As the Red Sox began a series with the Royals yesterday, Sox owner John Henry, team CEO Sam Kennedy, and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow all flew to Kansas City in response to Rafael Devers ...

Following Rafael Devers' public comments about his position, Red Sox's owner John Henry and team leaders met with him in Kansas City. The discussion aimed to address Devers' frustration with being ...

Rafael Devers made his feelings known on Thursday. On Friday, it was Boston Red Sox owner John Henry's turn to share his opinions with the disgruntled slugger.A day after Devers told reporters ...

Red Sox brass flew to Kansas City to tame the Rafael Devers situation on Friday. Owner John Henry, team president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow met the team on the road as a ...

Principal owner John Henry flew here to meet personally with Devers about his refusing Breslow’s request to play first base. The only agreement reached was the sides would continue to talk.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Rafael Devers made his feelings known on Thursday. On Friday, it was Boston Red Sox owner John Henry’s turn to share his opinions with the disgruntled slugger. A day after Devers ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Boston Red Sox owner John Henry met with disgruntled star Rafael Devers on Friday afternoon, making a rare trip to meet the team on the road after Devers expressed ...

In the wake of Rafael Devers publicly chastising the Red Sox brass on Thursday for requesting that he move to first base, Red Sox principal owner John Henry flew to Kansas City for a meeting with ...

The Red Sox appear to be moving past Rafael Devers’s postgame comments from Thursday. Owner John Henry, team president Sam Kennedy, chief baseball officer Craig Breslow, and manager Alex Cora ...

Boston Red Sox owner John Henry is no longer taking a hands-off approach in 2025, and that's to everyone's benefit. Henry not only greenlit the Red Sox upping their payroll this season ...

John Henry Morgan III, 57, of Round Rock, TX, died Friday, May 2, 2025. He was born in Topeka, KS, December 17, 1967 a son of John H. Morgan, II and Jarris Lanona Graves. He was the husband of ...