Alex Cora Credits Rafael Devers For Bringing Energy To Red Sox

Boston third baseman Rafael Devers isn't known for being the most vocal on the Red Sox, but he had his voice heard Sunday night in New York. The 27-year-old had a big game Sunday when he was selected to the All-Star Game and hit two home runs against the Yankees. With a quiet Yankee Stadium due to starting pitcher Kutter Crawford silencing the New York bats, Devers took matters into his own hands to keep the Red Sox dugout energy high. The help of the third baseman impressed Boston manager Alex Cora enough to give him credit in his postgame comments.