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SF Giants introduces Rafael Devers

How does Rafael Devers fit on the San Francisco Giants?

Since Barry Bonds retired in 2007, the San Francisco Giants have not had a player launch 30 homers in a season. That not-so-fun fact — which has stretched through a golden era of San Francisco baseball — is, all of a sudden, in jeopardy. That’s because Rafael Devers, he of 215 career long balls, is now a San Francisco Giant.

The Mercury News · 22h

Where will Rafael Devers play for the SF Giants? The trade has impacts across their infield

The Red Sox asked Devers to play first base after telling him he’d only be a designated hitter this season. He declined, but first base may be the Giants’ biggest need. Would he have a

Boston Herald on MSN · 10h

Rafael Devers introduced by Giants, says he’ll play wherever team asks

After resisting the idea of changing positions in Boston, Rafael Devers sung a different tune in his introductory press conference with the Giants, saying he'll play wherever the team asks.

NBC Sports Bay Area on MSN1d

Willy Adames, Dominic Smith confident Rafael Devers will be perfect Giants fit

The San Francisco Giants still have a lot to sort out, but there's a lot of excitement with All-Star slugger Rafael Devers ...

6hon MSN

Can Rafael Devers provide a Barry Bonds-like spark for Giants’ offense?

In his opening remarks as a San Francisco Giants, Rafael Devers thanked the expected parties. He thanked the Boston Red Sox, despite the contentions that had him traded, for opening the big league ...

10h

Devers to play 'wherever' Giants want, will take grounders at 1B

San Francisco Giants star Rafael Devers is ready to turn the page on his tenure with the Boston Red Sox."I'm moving forward ...

9hon MSN

Rafael Devers appears happier than ever after Red Sox exit, makes Giants debut with a grin

Rafael Devers, after a trade from the Boston Red Sox, has joined the San Francisco Giants, receiving a grand welcome at ...

SF Giants acquire All-Star slugger Devers for pitchers Hicks, Harrison and prospects

LOS ANGELES — Buster Posey has taken his first major swing as president of baseball operations by trading for three-time ...

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