Devers joined Ramos with a first-inning homer, providing another powerful back-to-back jab for SF. His presence in the heart of the lineup adds significant run-production upside in this series, and his barrels play well against right-handed pitching in favorable hitter-friendly environments.

Devers opened the scoring with a solo shot for the Giants, contributing to an early four‐run cushion. His presence in the Giants’ lineup adds significant power potential and RBI upside, making him a core fantasy consideration when he’s in a favorable matchup or park.

Rafael Devers is referenced as a contrasting element at first base for SF, highlighting Eldridge’s potential to push Devers into a more hybrid role. Devers’ defensive fit at first and offensive production underpin the strategic tension in SF’s infield/1B decision-making, shaping Eldridge’s precise urgency to reach the majors.

Rafael Devers hit his 21st home run of the season against the Nationals, contributing to the Giants' crucial win and ending their long home losing streak. He also made a significant defensive play, throwing out a runner at home plate.

Rafael Devers regained his form with a three-run homer and four RBIs, crucial for the Giants as they break a six-game losing streak.