Curse of Rafael Devers: Giants & Red Sox Offensive Struggles

On April 2nd, the Boston Red Sox shipped Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants almost one year ago,

and now both squads are off to a rough start. Offensively,

due April 1st, the Giants sit dead last in baseball, with just 14 runs scored.

The Red Sox aren't far behind in second to last, with 17.

Meanwhile, the Giants' whole lineup is ice cold, not just divers holding them back.

For Boston, they miss his bad a bit, but the real pain might be skipping a reunion

without Breggman last offseason. That left Trey pick up Caleb Durbin at third base,

and he's hitless so far. Fans are buzzing online, with one popular baseball account

dubbing it, the curse of Rafael Devers. Both teams enter the year as the vision contenders,

so this early run drought has everyone worried about their playoff hopes.

It's way too soon to pin it all on divers though. Lineups need time to click.

Officials and analysts say, check back in six months to see if this fung lingers.

Either way, these slow starts got both fan bases holding their breath for a turnaround

before the real damage sets in. That's your update from Boston Red Sox News today,

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