Rafael Devers had a consistent mantra when he addressed the Boston media for the first time since his surprising trade from the Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants five days ago.

Rafael Devers explained why he's willing to play first base for the Giants but not the Red Sox. Read more on Boston.com.

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New Giants slugger Rafael Devers, while still shying away from discussing his past relationship with the Red Sox, did provide some insight Friday into why he is willing to play first base in San ...

Devers was traded to the Giants after first refusing to move off third baseman, then saying he would play first for Boston.