Devers was slashing .272/.401/.504 for the Red Sox this season before the move and he has logged a .202/.330/.326 line with just two homers in his 109 at-bats with the Giants since then. Though it's too early to hit the panic button on the slugger, Posey attempted to reassure fans with a message about their new slugger as concerns grow.

Declaring a 'winner' of the Rafael Devers blockbuster a month in is a fool's errand, but the very early results haven't gone the slugger's way. In 25 games sin

That's what San Francisco Giants fans everywhere are asking as the second half of the MLB season gets underway Friday. The Giants pulled off what looked to be a heist when they acquired Devers from the Boston Red Sox in a shocking trade. Except, so far, Devers hasn't looked at all like himself.