It ain't easy being an All-Star caliber slugger trying to find a long-term home, apparently. Rafael Devers has delivered as advertised for the San Francisco Giants, and this past season was another highly productive offensive one for the two-time Silver Slugger.
Yesterday, I looked at the free agents who might fit the Giants’ lineup and last week I examined the free agent and trade markets for starting pitchers.
On Monday, I suggested that the team’s pitching woes were the fifth-most important story of this historically bad 2026 season and yesterday I handed some flowers to Bryce Eldridge and the Giants’ player development pipeline as a meaningful positive story, but today is all about being petty.
To get talent in trade you must trade talent. The San Francisco Giants knew they were going to pay a stiff price to acquire Rafael Devers in 2025. The trade between the Giants and the Boston Red Sox was a seismic deal in 2025.
MLB has awarded the World Series MVP since 1955. How many of these players can you name in six minutes?
The San Francisco Giants still hold the contractual power to move Rafael Devers if they ever decide the fit no longer works. That reality sits at the center of the latest conversation around the slugger’s future, even as club officials continue to describe him as part of the long-term plan.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
The San Francisco Giants recently had to make a decision about one of their superstar players, as Rafael Devers was placed on the 60-day injured list after two games of the San Diego Padres series due to a core muscle injury.
Rafael Devers is not expected to leave the Bay Area anytime soon. The hard-hitting Dominican has been one of the few bright spots on a San Francisco Giants roster set to miss the postseason for a fifth straight year.
The San Francisco Giants have spent more than a year trying to make Rafael Devers feel at home after the stunning 2025 trade that brought him west from Boston.
The San Francisco Giants roster has changed quite a bit since the beginning of the season. Going into 2026, the franchise had postseason hopes, constructing a roster mixed with veterans, players in their primes, and players getting their feet wet.
Rafael Devers will indeed undergo left-side core surgery on Tuesday, the Giants told reporters (including Zach Sweet of MLB.com). The team will have a recovery timetable after the operation is complete.
The 2026 MLB season was historic in many ways. These 25 records were broken during the season.
The New York Yankees have spent another summer chasing October while watching a familiar story unfold in the American League East. Tampa Bay is positioned
San Francisco Giants slugger Rafael Devers will miss the remainder of the season after being placed on the 60-day injured list with a core muscle injury.
“He battled with it the entire year,” manager Tony Vitello said. Rafael Devers is leading the San Francisco Giants with 37 home runs and 98 RBIs. He started 148 of their first 149 games so far and sat out Wednesday’s game after making 309 consecutive appearances.
Rafael Devers’ blistering hot second half came to a close on September 13. The Giants infielder will miss the final two weeks of the 2026 season due to season-ending surgery.
The San Francisco Giants placed star first baseman Rafael Devers on the 60-day injured list with an injured core muscle on Sunday. The move ends Devers' season, with surgery for the injury likely to occur in the coming days.
Rafael Devers has turned the baseball world upside down with a performance that screams legitimacy. Remember when fans panicked about his slump back in April?
The San Francisco Giants shocked the world when they traded for Rafael Devers in June of last year. Quite frankly, nobody knew he was available in trade talks and Buster Posey struck while the iron was hot.
While the 2026 season might be one San Francisco Giants fans hope to forget, it's been memorable for Devers individually.
Though the San Francisco Giants failed to win on Wednesday and, in fact, blew a six-run lead in the ninth inning to the Cincinnati Reds, Rafael Devers still made history.
San Francisco Giants designated hitter Rafael Devers made his first return to Fenway Park as a visiting player on Friday night, and it produced some mixed results for him.
As the Red Sox continue their American League playoff chase, a familiar face will pay a visit to Boston with the San Francisco Giants this weekend. The teams begin a three-game interleague series on Friday night, with San Francisco slugger Rafael Devers returning to Boston for the first time since a blockbuster trade in June 2025.
General manager A.J. Preller is no stranger to finding creative ways to improve the San Diego Padres. His latest rumored trade targets would fall under that umbrella.
The San Francisco Giants may be getting a surprise lifeline before the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline. At least one rival team has called the Giants with interest in trading for star first baseman Rafael Devers, Jon Heyman of The New York Post reported on Monday.
Rafael Devers appears to have fully worn out his welcome with a second MLB team.
Devers owning up to his mistake is a positive step, but his work is far from done.
An ugly scene on Sunday highlighted growing problems for the Giants.
It didn't take long for Rafael Devers to go from a disrespected star to having one of the worst contracts in all of baseball. Are the Giants looking for an escape route?
Rafael Devers may have worn out his welcome in San Francisco in less than a year. USA Today’s Bob Nightengale listed the San Francisco Giants as one of the teams to watch ahead of the MLB trade deadline, and Devers as a name that could be on the move.
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