The Boston Red Sox have made a significant move in the MLB trade market, sending designated hitter Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. This decision follows a strong performance from the team, winning eight out of their last nine games, including a sweep against the New York Yankees. With their playoff hopes alive, the Red Sox are expected to continue reshaping their roster.

Among the proposed changes, NESN's Owen Crisafulli suggests acquiring Mason Miller, the closer from the Oakland Athletics. While Miller's performance has dipped this season—with a 5.33 ERA—he has shown potential with 14 saves and a strikeout rate of 43 in just 25 games. The Red Sox, who already have a solid closer in Aroldis Chapman, could use Miller in a high-leverage setup role, given Chapman's successful season with a 1.50 ERA and 13 saves. At 26 years old, Miller stands as a strong candidate for a long-term contract with the Red Sox.