Boston’s bullpen woes continue to sting the club as a 6-3 loss to Baltimore leaves the Red Sox tied for second in the AL East. The bullpen blew a 3-1 lead on Sunday and surrendered four in three on Monday, and Jordan Hicks remains a lightning rod after a costly ninth-inning collapse. Dustin May delivered six innings of two-run ball in the later start, giving Boston a glimmer of stability. The big news is the Rafael Devers trade to San Francisco for Hicks, Kyle Harrison, James Tibbs III, and Jose Bello, with the Giants picking up the remaining eight years of Devers’ contract. The package shifts cost/benefit calculations for both teams and reshapes the fantasy landscape around Devers’ bat, Hicks’ role, and the Sox’ bullpen volatility. Online chatter is loud about the trade’s value and Boston’s budgeting on Hicks, but the on-field ripple is real: bullpen reliability remains the fulcrum of the team’s standings and fantasy upside.