Red Sox 3B Rafael Devers Placed on 10-Day IL with Hamstring injury

After Friday's 28-5 loss to the Toronto BlueJays, the Boston RedSox are dealing with an injury to third baseman Rafael Devers.

Prior to Saturday's game, the RedSox announced that Devers had been placed on the 10-day injured list with inflammation in his right leg.

Jaylin Davis is going to be called up from Triple-A to take the place of Devers.

After his at-bat in the fifth, Devers was taken out of the game because of a problem with his leg.

The team was considering putting Devers on the injured list, according to the manager.

He felt unwell after the last at-bat. We are discussing what we are going to do. He could go on the IL. He is going through a lot of tests. It will be seen. There's a chance he'll go on the IL.

Boston is trying to keep pace in the American League wild-card race as injuries start to pile up. The man who has been out since June 8 with a strained hip flexor was transferred to the injured list on Saturday.

Story has been out with a hand injury. Rich Hill, Michael Wacha, Josh Winckowski and Chris Sale are some of the Boston pitchers.

The Red Sox are facing a lot of injuries right now. The 25-year-old is a second baseman in the American League. He's hitting.324 with 22 homers and 55 runs scored in 347 at-bats.

There is a four way tie for fourth place in the American League East. They trail the BlueJays by three games for the final playoff spot.