US EditionBraves and Giants Meet in Series Rubber Match
FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA, JUL 23 – Rafael Devers played first base for the first time and contributed offensively as the Giants ended a six-game losing streak and improved playoff chances, winning 9-0.
- The Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants meet on July 23, 2025, at Truist Park for the deciding game of their series after splitting the first two games.
- The Giants traded for Rafael Devers last month after the Red Sox moved him off third base and asked him to become a full-time designated hitter, which he initially resisted.
- Devers debuted at first base for the Giants on Tuesday night, going 2-for-5 with two runs and one RBI as San Francisco won 9-0 and snapped a six-game losing streak.
- Devers said the Red Sox told him not to play any position other than DH and expressed he prefers being active on the field rather than just focusing on hitting.
- Right-Hander Spencer Strider will start for Atlanta and Justin Verlander will seek his first win of the season for San Francisco as both teams vie to secure the series.
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The ReporterVerlander finally wins first game with SF Giants as Devers blasts two homers
ATLANTA — At long last, Justin Verlander has his first win as a Giant. Verlander pitched around five walks to deliver five scoreless innings and Rafael Devers enjoyed his first multi-homer game with San Francisco as the Giants (54-49) defeated the Atlanta Braves, 9-3, on Wednesday afternoon at Truist Park. For Verlander, it marks the 263rd win of his career. This moment has been months in the making for Verlander, who didn’t record a victory in …
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