Throughout the course of the season, dozens of players win Player of the Week honors. But there will probably only be one who did it the same week he called out his general manager. Maybe we shouldn't make sweeping generalizations.

Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers earned the American League Player of the Week award just days after his public complaints about the team asking him to move to first base.

After Triston Casas was ruled out for the rest of the season due to a knee injury, Devers was asked by the Red Sox to take over defensive duties at first base, which is something he's never done for Boston at the MLB level.