Red Sox Insider takes playful excavations in Rafael Devers in the light of the altercation during the Giants Vs Rockies game

The admiration of Rafael Devers for his two -point circuit during the Giants match against the Rockies on Tuesday has angry Kyle Freeland, causing a bench compensation fight. Freeland shouted in Devers while he was jogging at the first goal. Devers was offended and shouted towards him, and the benches and the enclosures were released.

The initiate of the Red Sox, Rob Bradford, used the incident of joy while responding if Boston misses the presence of Dever.

“No.” Bradford said Thursday (6:44 am), via the program “Jones & Keefe” from Weei-FM. “Rafael Devers, you know, I know he had the terrible sequence, which is well documented in the show. You do additional expert work to monitor reflux and flows.

“And, by the way, Rafael Devers taught me one thing,” he added, “that you don’t have to go around after hitting a home run. You can just walk and fight someone.”

According to the MLB rules, players must bypass the bases after hitting a home run. However, in this case, Devers did not have to do so.

Even if the incident began with a verbal altercation, the third goal of the Giants Matt Chapman and the Willy Adames Corner Stop quickly joined. Chapman rushed and pushed the Rocky launcher, followed by Adames, who tried to push Freeland but missed because of the interventions.

Freeland, Chapman and Adames were ejected from the game. The MLB inflicted a fine of the four players, including Devers, and published a suspension of a match in Chapman, which appealed and won.

Red Sox Insider admits that he made fun of the CBO justifying the trade in Rafael Devers

After Boston exchanged Rafael to the Giants on June 15, the Red Sox baseball director Craig Breslow said that they would win more matches. Breslow aroused criticism, but time has proven it. While the hopes of the New York qualifiers are weak, Boston is in the running to win the Al East division.

The initiate of the Red Sox, Rob Bradford, admitted the error of criticizing Breslow.

“What Craig Bralow said, that we all made fun of it, which was:” Hey, you will win more games by doing this way than the reverse, as we did “,” said Bradford on Thursday (7:23 am), via the program “Jones & Keefe” of Weei-Fm.

“And they did it. As, can we quantify exactly? I don’t know. But all I know is that since then, going through all the offensive figures, going through the disc and all that, they were better.”

Bradford also underlined how the absence of a takeover led to the emergence of new stars for the team.

“I know people don’t want to hear this,” said Bradford. “Roman Anthony probably does not do what he does because, as, you choose your spots when he plays. You choose your places when other guys play. One of the things she did was to release and give these guys a chance, who took advantage of luck.”

Roman Anthony is on the injured list due to a left oblique tension that he suffered against the Guardians on Tuesday. The typical recovery of this type of injury is four to six weeks.

Bradford admitted that a bat like Devers would have been useful, but added that it was not realistic to expect what he comes back soon.