A Giants icon blames AI for claims that he said he'd grab Rafael Devers from the neck. Here's the exact moment where he says it.

Three weeks into the Rafael Devers era, the San Francisco Giants find themselves sitting in the third wild-card spot even though Devers has been merely solid rather than great through 20 games. He's hitting .

MLB analyst Trevor Plouffe slammed Giants legend Will Clark for his comments about Rafael Devers' first base role.

And the ego of Rafael Devers appears to be striking again… The new slugger for the San Francisco Giants is seemingly brewing up some tension in the clubhouse after he left San Fran legend Will Clark hanging due to not showing up to first-base training sessions.

Will Clark had told the story of Devers not coming out to practice with him not once, but three times during his first series in San Francisco. Clark told the story on his podcast with Eric Byrnes a week ago and even said he understood why Devers didn't come out to work with him.

On Monday, Red Sox play-by-play broadcaster Will Flemming revealed that Devers had stood up Giants legend Will Clark, a former Gold Glove winning first baseman, on WEEI Afternoons. In his podcast, “Dueces Wild,” with former big league outfielder Eric Byrnes, Clark confirmed the news.

Rafael Devers may have stood up a San Francisco Giants legend shortly after the slugger was traded, but it sounds like there is a reasonable explanation for what happened.

After trading Devers to the San Francisco Giants, the Red Sox have seen some major changes to their lineup. The team has slotted in top-ranked rookie Roman Anthony as an everyday