The Boston Red Sox remain part of a division where three contenders look dangerous yet deeply flawed. Boston rebuilt its identity after trading Rafael Devers in June. Instead of folding, the Red Sox leaned on their pitching core of Garrett Crochet, Brayan Bello and Lucas Giolito, piecing together a 42-29 record since the Devers deal. Now they’re without rookie Roman Anthony to an oblique injury that has stalled his breakout debut. But heir resilience has kept them in the mix , even as questions about the Devers trade’s long-term impact continue, wrote Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. The New York Yankees, meanwhile, remain a study in unpredictability. The Yankees surged with a 4-2 stretch against