8legs: Rafael devers

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Devers broke his three-week media silence to say there’s no reason to be frustrated.
He remains confident he will rebound as he works with hitting coaches.
Giants rank last in walks and have been shut out six times, fueling offensive concerns.
Manager Tony Vitello says there’s patience and warns against drastic, early changes.
Devers downplays spring training absence and focuses on his role.
Vitello highlights Devers’ self-awareness as critical to overcoming the slump.
The team will play a split doubleheader on Thursday due to a postponement.
Giants promote Gregory Santos, option Blade Tidwell to Sacramento.
Devers says he won’t answer questions about the Red Sox’s Cora firing.

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Devers remains confident he will start hitting soon, despite a rough start to 2026 in San Francisco.
Giants manager Tony Vitello says the numbers may be misleading and urges patience.
Devers explains he won’t change his swing and will adapt as pitchers evolve.
Through 29 games, Devers batted .211 with two homers and 10 RBI for the Giants.
Devers has K’d 37 times in 114 at-bats, underscoring his early-season struggles.
Vitello suggested there has been no need for a new stance or drilling changes for Devers.
The piece notes fan skepticism but argues Devers remains young and capable of performance at a high level.
Devers reflects on adapting to how opponents pitch to him as part of progress.
Vitello expects a potential turnaround within a couple of weeks, barring further declines.

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Rafael Devers drops in the rankings due to growing contact issues and slower bat speed.
Sal Stewart rises with new third-base eligibility in CBS Sports leagues.
Fernando Tatis Jr. gains second-base eligibility in rankings.
Kyle Harrison, Spencer Arrighetti and Chase Dollander show high strikeout upside.
Louie Varland emerges as a top relief option after near-elite numbers.
Travis Bazzana debuts at 13th at second base amid a talent-poor position.
Ozzie Albies returns to a top-five second-base spot on strong start.
Aaron Nola and Luis Castillo experience noticeable declines in the SP rankings.
Carlos Cortes shows strong x-stats metrics and increased outfield value.
The piece cautions that early-season changes are not uniform; some players may rebound.

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