Red Sox's Trade Blunders After Devers Deal

It's April 6.

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The Boston Red Sox traded star third baseman Rafael Divers nearly one year ago, and so

far, it's been a chain reaction of bad moves.

They got pictures, Kyle Harrison, and Outfielder James Tibs the third in return.

But those pieces didn't stick around long.

Boston flipped Tibs to the Dodgers at last year's trade deadline for Dustin May, who struggled

in half a season before signing with the St. Louis.

Cardinals this offseason.

Then they sent Harrison and Moore to the Milwaukee Brewers for Infielder Caleb Durbin

to cover third base.

But Durbin's been one of the worst hitters early this season.

Meanwhile, Tibs already has seven home runs in AAA and Harrison's dealing strong for

Milwaukee.

It all started when the sock signed Alex Breggman last offseason, bumping Devers from

third and sparking the trade.

And opted out after the year and joined the Chicago Cubs, so Boston redirected that

cash to pitcher Ranger Suarez, who's left shaky on the mound.

So far.

Imagine if they skipped Breggman, they might still have Devers, plus Harrison and Tibs

thriving in the system.