On Sunday afternoon, the San Francisco Giants will finish their series with the Chicago Cubs (at home) in California.
They are coming off a 6-1 loss on Saturday.
Rafael Devers (who started at first base) finished with two hits and one strikeout.
SF Giants Announce Rafael Devers Decision
GettyRafael Devers #16 of the San Francisco Giants reacts after hitting a double against the Chicago Cubs in the bottom of the second inning at Oracle Park on June 13, 2026 in San Francisco, California.
For Sunday’s game, the Giants have announced their starting lineup.
Via Underdog MLB: “Giants 6/14 M. Chapman 3B L. Arraez 2B B. Eldridge 1B R. Devers DH C. Schmitt LF W. Adames SS J. Hoo Lee RF D. Susac C D. Gilbert CF L. Webb SP”
Devers has been moved to DH for Sunday’s game.
He comes into the day batting .234 with 65 hits, nine home runs, 33 RBI’s and 33 runs in 71 games.
The 2018 World Series Champion is in his second season with San Francisco.
Jeff Young of Around The Foghorn wrote: “It has almost been a full calendar year since Rafael Devers was traded to the Giants and he has a 30% strikeout rate in that time.”
Social Media Reacts To Sunday’s Lineup
GettyRafael Devers #16 of the San Francisco Giants hits a two-run RBI double against the Arizona Diamondbacks in the bottom of the fourth inning at Oracle Park on May 25, 2026 in San Francisco, California.
Here’s what people were saying about the team’s lineup:
@randy_merk: “Is Rolison, the Cub’s left-handed starter an opener only? Why would you start Gilbert over Cox against a left-hander?”
@C2Cbsbl: “No clue why Tony broke up Lee and Eldridge It was our best source of offense, and we’ve scored 2 runs since breaking it up”
@FattyBarrels: “Was literally thinking to myself that Chapman’s the best lead-off option on the team. He takes walks. He’s a good baserunner. Kinda damning that he’s the best option for the role, but well, we suck for a reason.”
@Tim627449Tim: “Line up was clicking, and finally won a game coming back from behind. This is starting to look like Melvin’s daily shuffle in desperation.”
SF Giants Right Now
GettyManager Tony Vitello #23 of the San Francisco Giants during the MLB game at Chase Field on May 19, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Giants are the fourth-place team in the National League West with a 28-43 record in 71 games.
They are 13-20 in 33 games at Oracle Park.
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