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There has been speculation that the SF Giants might trade Rafael Devers to the New York Yankees, but that feels unlikely for several reasons.

Writer Nick San Miguel argues that trade speculation sending Rafael Devers from the San Francisco Giants to the New York Yankees remains highly unlikely this offseason. Despite speculation from Buster Olney and a Bleacher Report proposal suggesting a trade for pitchers Luis Gil and Carlos Lagrange, San Miguel maintains that the Giants are hesitant to sacrifice their top hitter.
The article notes that while San Francisco needs pitching, Devers showed elite form during 2026 despite a core injury. The writer expects the Giants to retain their veteran core, including Matt Chapman and Willy Adames, for another season rather than pursue a blockbuster trade before 2027.
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