Posey’s bold, brash, and perhaps even reckless trade for three-time All-Star slugger Rafael Devers on Sunday is a big black-and-orange stamp from the new director of baseball operations on the Giants organization.

Rafael Devers' long-term position for the Giants remains a huge question mark following his arrival from the Red Sox.

San Francisco, a surprising second in the NL West, acquired disgruntled slugger Rafael Devers from Boston for four players in a stunning trade on Sunday. While it’s not clear when Devers will join the Giants, he has made a career out of hitting Cleveland pitching hard.

That’s because minutes before their 4:10 p.m. PST game against the Los Angeles Dodgers — a game they would lose 5-4 — news broke that the Giants were acquiring three-time All-Star Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for left-hander Kyle Harrison, right-hander Jordan Hicks, outfielder James Tibbs III and right-hander Jose Bello.

The San Francisco Giants' stunning deal to acquire Rafael Devers from the Red Sox could mean another hurdle for the Dbacks.

Rafael Devers did it again with his bat, this time against the eternal rival. In Sunday's showdown between the Red Sox and Yankees, the Dominican third baseman hit his 15th home run of the season and the 215th of his career in MLB,

LOS ANGELES — Buster Posey has taken his first major swing as president of baseball operations by trading for three-time All-Star third baseman and designated hitter Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox in an absolutely stunning deal, according to multiple reports.

Rafael Devers hits a solo homer to left, his 500th career extra base hit, while extending the Red Sox's lead to 2-0 in the 5th