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SAN FRANCISCO — A day after going 0 for 5 against his old team, new San Francisco Giants designated hitter Rafael Devers hit his first home run in his new uniform, taking good friend Brayan Bello out to left field in the bottom of the third inning on Saturday afternoon.
What is it about the Boston Red Sox and their penchant for blockbuster trades that often feel -- bigger?
AWAITING TAKEOFF ON the Boston Red Sox's charter flight early Sunday evening, Rafael Devers sat with his teammates playing cards. The trip to Seattle would take a little more than six hours, and games were a reliable way to pass the time, a carefree bonding exercise for a team coming off a sweep of the rival New York Yankees. This was going to be a good flight.
SAN FRANCISCO — As he prepares to face his former team just five days after being traded, San Francisco Giants slugger Rafael Devers wants to leave things in the past as it pertains to the Boston Red Sox.
For months, as the standoff between Rafael Devers and the Boston Red Sox played out publicly, Boston fans never really booed their designated hitter. This probably would've come as a surprise to others who've lived through that charming experience, including Hall of Famer Ted Williams, who once spat at a hostile Fenway Park crowd, and Roger Clemens (even before he pitched for their rival).
Major League Baseball was rocked by the trade that sent Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants earlier this week. Since then, Devers has made Giants debut, and the Red Sox have played their first game without him.
With a third week in a row atop our list, the Tigers become the team with the most consecutive weeks at No. 1 so far in our 2025 power rankings, passing the Dodgers, who have spent two consecutive weeks in the top spot twice this season.
New York Yankees' manager Aaron Boone discussed Aaron Judge's greatness, then the ‘MLB on FOX’ crew followed up with a discussion.