Making all of his starts this season at center field, Rafaela had raised his slash line to a career high .271/.314/.483 this year. But the team moved him to second base for the first time this season for Saturday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. And after the game he spoke out about that change to note that he prefers playing in the outfield.

Make it 10 straight for the Red Sox, who are scorching heading into the All-Star break. Ceddanne Rafaela and Brayan Bello were the heroes Sunday.