After Red Sox play-by-play announcer Will Flemming revealed earlier this week that Devers stood up Giants legend Will Clark for a workout at first base last month, Clark—who didn't take offense to the DH's decision to no-show—has responded.

Caitlin Clark will be in a 3-point contest for the first time in her pro career as the Indiana Fever guard will compete Friday night in the WNBA All-Star competition. She’ll be joined by contest record holder Sabrina Ionescu,

Giants icon Will Clark believes the drama surrounding the team’s acquisition of star designated hitter Rafael Devers has ballooned into something completely unnecessary. In talking to KNBR’s Brian Murphy and Markus Boucher on Friday,

Rafael Devers has exclusively been a designated hitter this season, despite what he and the teams that employ him have wanted. Devers, a former All-Star third baseman, lost his position in Boston when the team signed Alex Bregman and then traded him to the San Francisco Giants where he has also been reluctant to transition to first base.

Giants legend Will Clark is furious — not at Rafael Devers, but at Red Sox play-by-play man Will Flemming. On his “Deuces Wild” podcast with Eric Byrnes, Clark went on an expletive-laden rant about Flemming revealing that Devers declined his offer to work with him at first base last month.

Three weeks into the Rafael Devers era, the San Francisco Giants find themselves sitting in the third wild-card spot even though Devers has been merely solid rather than great through 20 games. He's hitting .

Former Texas Rangers first baseman Will Clark joined The Dallas Morning News ’ new SportsDay Rangers podcast with longtime beat reporter Evan Grant and Rangers senior advisor and team historian John Blake.

And the ego of Rafael Devers appears to be striking again… The new slugger for the San Francisco Giants is seemingly brewing up some tension in the clubhouse after he left San Fran legend Will Clark hanging due to not showing up to first-base training sessions.