News - Devers' Remarkable Home Run Milestone at Oracle Park

Rafael Devers, at 29 years old, has etched his name alongside legendary Barry Bonds on multiple San Francisco Giants franchise all-time lists. While Devers and Bonds, who accomplished this feat five times, stand as the only Giants players to smash numerous home runs at Oracle Park and its previous incarnations, Devers notably surpassed the iconic Willie Mays to achieve this prestigious milestone. In a significant achievement, Devers now ranks second behind Barry Bonds for home runs scored within a player's first 225 games with the Giants. Devers' tally of 49 home runs is just shy of Bonds' unmatched 61. While his current season might not match up to Bonds' legendary performance, Devers' impressive record continues to grow. Formerly a celebrated Boston Red Sox player, where he was a three-time All-Star and a 2018 World Series champion, Devers needs just seven more home runs to set a new personal best, surpassing the 35 he achieved previously in a combined total with both Boston and San Francisco. Devers’ current season stats reflect a solid performance, with 76 RBIs and 74 runs scored over 500 at-bats in 133 games. He currently boasts a slash line of .246/.324/.486, underscoring a significant contribution to the Giants’ campaign.