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Rafael Devers is working with San Francisco Giant The right foot starts with him saying all the right things at his first press conference.
Devers has been on his New Jersey for the first time since being shocked by the Boston Red Sox trade, and he was introduced to Bay Area media before his first game.
Devers is the team’s designated hitter lineup, and it’s about His new MLB chapter It’s where the giant plans to hit him.
Gold Glover’s Matt Chapman solidified at third base (the natural position of Devers).
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The San Francisco Giants’ Rafael Devers keeps warm up before playing against the San Francisco’s Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
But Devers doesn’t mind him playing with the new team.
“I’m giving me 100% here,” he said on Tuesday’s interpreter. “I don’t put anything. They’re the person in charge.
“I play here, no matter where they want me to play.”
It’s a different tone of the whole season I spent with Devers, which started when they signed Alex Bregmananother Golden Gloves Third Baseman was about the year that started in a popular corner.
That’s what happened to Alex Cora’s team, as Devers publicly stated that they wouldn’t give up Bregman’s third base in spring training. After talking to Cora and the front desk, he changed the music. But it upgraded again when the team’s first baseman, Triston Casas, lost for the rest of the year.
The San Francisco Giants’ Rafael Devers speaks at a press conference against San Francisco’s Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
Devers publicly revealed that he wouldn’t play first base, but rather be a full-time designated batsman.
Although there is a crack between Devers and the front desk, he reportedly does not want to trade. After the blockbuster deal, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow spoke to the media on Monday, saying the team “has a different vision for his progress.”
“We can’t get there, we think we need his stuff and it will be in the best interest of the club,” Breslow said.
Devers signed a 10-year contract worth $313.5 million in January 2023, becoming the cornerstone of the Red Sox.
San Francisco Giants’ Rafael Devers smiled at a press conference ahead of the game between the Giants and the Cleveland Guardians in San Francisco on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
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However, the Giants, who assume all financial responsibilities for the rest of the deal, are happy to see Devers bringing the Netherlands’ NL West.
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