Rafael Devers has been a constant presence in the Boston Red Sox lineup, starting all 31 games so far this season, and is determined to play in all 162 games if he remains injury-free. Transitioning to a full-time designated hitter role, Devers no longer faces the wear of playing third base, which could aid his durability. He aims to improve upon last year's struggles, where injuries to both shoulders affected his performance.

Manager Alex Cora has offered Devers the option for rest days, but the young slugger feels healthy and ready to contribute to a strong hitting streak, highlighted by a recent 422-foot home run. His recent performance indicates that everything is clicking for the team, making his consistent presence vital.