PHILADELPHIA — Just over five weeks after the Red Sox traded Rafael Devers to the Giants, he made his much-anticipated first ...

📲 Follow The Sporting News on WhatsApp Here is more on Devers' no-showing of Clark's first-base tutorial. Rafael Devers no-shows Giants legend Will Clark Clark played for the Giants from 1986-1993.

Three weeks into the Rafael Devers era, the San Francisco Giants find themselves sitting in the third wild-card spot even though Devers has been merely solid rather than great through 20 games. He ...

Red Sox Rafael Devers brushed off first-base workouts with Giants great "Will Clark was there to work on ground balls with him at first base, and Raffy didn’t show up.

After being traded from the Red Sox to the Giants in a shocking June blockbuster, Rafael Devers hasn’t quite looked like himself in recent weeks. At least some of that downturn in productivity ...

Rafael Devers arrived in San Francisco seemingly ready to be a team player and try his hand at first base, but the ex-Red Sox third baseman has apparently not fulfilled that promise, apparently ...

Still, Clark had a strong message for Devers about the next time Clark schedules a workout with him. “Rafael Devers, next time I’m in San Francisco, your a– will be on the field at first ...

Rick Scuteri - FR157181 AP San Francisco Giants' Rafael Devers reacts to striking out during the third inning of a baseball game against the Athletics Sunday, July 6, 2025, in West Sacramento, Calif.

Rafael Devers has expressed a willingness to play first base for the San Francisco Giants, but the slugger’s actions may tell a different story. The Boston Red Sox traded Devers to the Giants in ...

The trade of Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants has been one of the most talked-about moves in MLB. However, the expected impact of the Dominican third baseman has ...

I think as players, it’s on us to just continue to do our job." This article was originally published on fansided.com as Red Sox players' reactions to Rafael Devers trade speak volumes.