That's an opposite-field shot off a 0-1 96-mph Brayan Bello fastball. That homer left Devers' bat at 105.5 mph and traveled 370 feet. Per Statcast estimations, it would've been a home run in 25 of ...

Boston decided to move on from Devers despite signing him to a 10-year, $313.5 million deal in 2023. He will now join the San Francisco Giants in a stacked NL West division, and the Red Sox will ...

Rafael Devers sends a message to the Boston Red Sox, thanking them for "giving me the opportunity to become a big leaguer." ...

The Boston Red Sox's reason for trading Rafael Devers stems from the fact that Devers "did not live up to those responsibilities" of a $313.5 million player.

Look away, Red Sox Nation — Rafael Devers is adding insult to injury for fans who are devastated by his departure. Speaking to Boston media before the Giants’ 7-5 loss to the Red Sox in the ...

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Almost exactly one year ago, Rafael Devers sat on the media bench outside the Boston Red Sox clubhouse at JetBlue Park and called out ownership for not adding enough to the ...

Through 73 games, Devers was slashing .272/.401/.504 with 15 homers and 58 RBI for the Red Sox, including a solo home run in Boston's 2-0 win over the Yankees on Sunday.

Follow Us 21 Rafael Devers (Photo via Imagn Images) There’s a lot happening around Rafael Devers inside the Boston Red Sox locker room, and he’s quite open about it.

Rafael Devers hit a home run in the Boston Red Sox win over the New York Yankees on Sunday afternoon. Then he was traded to the San Francisco Giants. In between those two events, Devers spoke with ...

Rafael Devers said he knew immediately after hitting the first home run of his San Francisco Giants career on Saturday against his former teammates on the Boston Red Sox that the ball was going ...

Rafael Devers told reporters Tuesday he'll play any position for the San Francisco Giants after the team acquired him in a blockbuster trade with the Boston Red Sox (h/t Shayna Rubin of the San ...

After Rafael Devers was traded to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday, he has the chance to accomplish something that hasn't happened since Barry Bonds did it over 20 years ago.