David Ortiz has touted the talents of Rafael Devers for a few years now, and if it's up to the new Hall of Famer, the star third baseman will remain with the Boston Red Sox for a very long time.

Some of the Devers money has already gone to Roman Anthony. Where the rest of it goes could determine much in Boston's future ...

David Ortiz, a Red Sox legend, revealed how the team has improved since trading Rafael Devers to the Giants.

Rafael Devers made his debut at first base on Tuesday night for the San Francisco Giants — a move he was happy to make for his new team. Devers went 2-for-5 with two runs and an RBI in San ...

But there also was speculation that Devers was a bad teammate and a bad influence in the Red Sox clubhouse. Even Red Sox and baseball icon David Ortiz openly was critical of Devers and his ...

Devers has struggled since the move to the West Coast, batting .219 with two homers and 10 RBIs in 29 games as the Giants' DH. He batted .272 with 15 homers and 58 RBIs in 73 games for Boston.

How did Raffy do this?The exit velocity there was just 92.5 miles per hour. It's the slowest hit for a home run of Devers' career. He's heating up, though. He had two hits Tuesday night in his MLB ...

Devers fit the bill of what San Francisco had been looking for. He had produced a .272/.401/.504 batting line in 334 plate appearances with the Red Sox in 2025, hitting 15 homers and 18 doubles.

Overall, Devers feels playing third base is harder than first, but is still practicing to improve. "There’s not much difference,” Devers said, via MLB.com.

Rafael Devers has made his debut at first base for the San Francisco Giants. Tuesday night's start at Atlanta was the slugger's first at the position that he refused to play for his previous team ...