Rafael Devers finally broke his hitless streak in the Boston Red Sox's game against the Baltimore Orioles, hitting a double and a single for two hits on the day, marking a crucial turning point for his season. Despite starting the 2025 season with a distressing 0-for-19 run and a record 15 strikeouts, Devers's performance is now a hopeful sign for Boston as they seek to improve upon their current standings. The slugger, who has struggled since being moved from third base to accommodate Alex Bregman, has faced criticism for his batting mechanics but now appears to be making adjustments that could revive his batting average.

Manager Alex Cora has publicly supported Devers through his slump, suggesting that the changes in his swing and stance may finally be taking effect. While Devers's early season woes were pronounced, the recent hits could indicate a much-needed turnaround for both him and the Red Sox as they look to capitalize on his hitting prowess moving forward.