Giants DH Rafael Devers Dealing with Disk Injury in Back
- Rafael Devers of the San Francisco Giants is dealing with a disk injury in his lower back that affects his performance since joining the team.
- Devers has started anti-inflammatory medication and underwent an MRI exam on Thursday to address ongoing irritation symptoms.
- Manager Bob Melvin expressed hope that Devers will not need to be placed on the injured list due to the upcoming All-Star break.
- Devers is currently not ready to play the field, including first base, but is available as a designated hitter in the lineup.
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Giants DH Rafael Devers dealing with disk injury in back
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