Rafael Devers can achieve a rare feat because of the trade in Red Sox

Rafael Devers can achieve an unusual success of Iron Man this season.

The Slugger Star leads MLB with 157 games played in the last week. No one matched this count because each team has played 156 games.

Devers played each match with the Boston Red Sox before being exchanged to the Giants of San Francisco, where he did not miss a single match. The trade gives the 28 -year -old a chance to finish the 162 game season with 163 games played.

A Reddit user noted earlier this month that Devers would become the first person to play 163 games in a season since Justin Morneau in 2008. The Minnesota Twins played an additional equality game to determine the central champion of the American League.

Todd Zeile also played 163 games for two teams due to an exchange of mid-season in 1996.

With the kind authorization of Maria Guardado de MLB.com, the director of the Giants, Bob Melvin, is now aware of this possibility. Although the Giants follow the Reds of Cincinnati and the New York Dies by three games for the last place of the National League qualifiers, it is ready to keep in its programming.

“We may have to try to make it happen,” said Melvin. “He just likes to play baseball. He really does it. I think the dhing probably also helps to play 162. But I didn’t know it. It’s pretty cool.”

Devers played 73 games for the Red Sox, all as a designated striker, despite the management of a vintage tension before the successful agreement. The All-Star three times will define a new career in career during its realization of 703rd and next plate appearances.

Although Devers has its lowest percentage of slugging (0.468) since 2018, it has collected 32 circuits and 105 points produced in a daily role. The former third goal player won a .989 OPS in August after a slow start to his giant mandate.

San Francisco recently called the prospect of the first Bryce Eldridge base, but Devers seems ready to play the last six games and secure the dark milestone.