The San Francisco Giants sent shockwaves through the baseball world when they acquired slugger Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox in a shocking blockbuster trade. To land the three-time All-Star, the Giants traded left-handed pitcher Kyle Harrison,

San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin revealed a setback as the team's new slugger attempts to take over first base.

Since Barry Bonds retired in 2007, the San Francisco Giants have not had a player launch 30 homers in a season. That not-so-fun fact — which has stretched through a golden era of San Francisco baseball — is, all of a sudden, in jeopardy. That’s because Rafael Devers, he of 215 career long balls, is now a San Francisco Giant.