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Rafael Devers on SF Giants Trade: ‘I’m Here to Play Wherever They Want’

  • The Boston Red Sox traded Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday night, June 15, 2025, marking a significant roster move.
  • The trade occurred amid disagreements following Boston’s acquisition of Alex Bregman in February 2025 and their request that Devers shift to first base after Triston Casas suffered a season-ending injury.
  • Although Devers had been reluctant to move from third base while with Boston, he shared during his first media appearance with the Giants that he is prepared to play any position the team requires.
  • Bob Melvin, the Giants' manager, revealed that Devers is set to make his debut as the designated hitter on June 17, 2025, with intentions to have him transition to first base after receiving practice there.
  • The trade signals the Giants’ intent to use Devers as a flexible cornerstone player, while the Red Sox moved on due to differing visions for his defensive role.
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Rafael Devers says he'll play any position the Giants ask

Rafael Devers has been formally introduced by the Giants, days after being traded to San Francisco by the Boston Red Sox. He was cheered warmly when introduced before the first pitch and given a rousing ovation when he walked to…

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NBC Boston broke the news in Boston, United States on Tuesday, June 17, 2025.
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