Devers is slashing just .240/.348/.387 with two homers since joining the Giants and an inability to attend expected workouts would add to concerns about his offensive production with the new team. With eight years to go on his contract, though, these returns are still quite early.

In a recent interview on WEEI Sports Radio's WEEI Afternoons, Red Sox play-by-play broadcaster Will Flemming suggested that Devers isn't all-in on playing first base—and even stood up a Giants legend who arrived at the facility to work out with him.

If there was any doubt that the San Francisco Giants were all-in on competing in 2025, the shocking trade for Rafael Devers solidified them as true National League threats. Yet if the Giants have a roster capable of challenging the Los Angeles Dodgers,