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A business lesson from the Red Sox-Devers saga: Don’t drop the ball when it comes to communication
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The Boston Red Sox are projected to fire their manager after some shocking details about the organization emerged.
Reports have emerged suggesting that the Red Sox have begun to use AI bots to interview front office candidates.
Let’s start with his contract, which was agreed to last July and kicked in at the start of this season. If the Red Sox terminated him now, they’d owe him about $20 million. The Red Sox have eaten ...
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Rafael Devers’ Red Sox Exit Draws Strong Reactions From Other MLB Teams, Insider RevealsJune 15 will probably be forever etched in the memories of the Red Sox Nation. The post Rafael Devers’ Red Sox Exit Draws ...
Once Devers broke out of an early-season slump and started mashing, it seemed like any drama related to the position change was in the rearview for good. But Red Sox management (Alex Cora ...
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