The Giants have the worst record in MLB since the trade for Devers, at 18-33. That's worse than the putrid Nationals and Rockies, who have each been 20-32 in that time frame. Giants have the worst record in baseball since the Rafael Devers trade 😬 pic.twitter.com/mXzy4dIA1H

Giants fans blame Rafael Devers for the team's worst slump since the trade deadline. Here are some fan reactions from X.

The Giants started the game off with a little history, as Heliot Ramos and Rafael Devers hit back-to-back home runs off Nestor Cortes in the top of the first. Per Sarah Langs of M

Rafael Devers, who refused to play first base for Boston, appears to be getting more confident at the position for the San Francisco Giants. "It's just a matter of getting reps."

When the Giants secured Devers, it was a moment of optimism for the franchise. Devers is renowned as one of baseball's premier hitters, and his presence was expected to bolster the Giants' lineup significantly.

Since striking a blockbuster deal for the former Red Sox star, San Francisco hasn’t gotten the outcome it envisioned.

Giants hope prized slugger Rafael Devers is finally getting hot at the plate as he bashes a home runs for the second straight game

Mike Yastrzemski wasn’t teammates with Rafael Devers on the San Francisco Giants very long, but had nothing but high praise for him.

Giants first. Jung Hoo Lee homers to center field. Heliot Ramos strikes out on a foul tip. Rafael Devers walks. Casey Schmitt flies out to right field to Fernando Tatis. Dominic Smith walks.

Rafael Devers and Casey Schmitt homered, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Washington Nationals 5-0 on Friday night to snap their longest home losing streak in more than a decade.