Rafael Devers refuses to cool down.
The Boston Red Sox rookie third baseman has been on an absolute tear lately, and he showcased how much power he has Saturday night at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox entered the seventh inning trailing the New York Yankees by two runs, but Devers trimmed the deficit with one powerful swing of the bat, as he blasted an Adam Warren fastball to center field for a solo home run.
The ball hit to the left of the yellow line in center field and bounced into the bullpen to give him his eighth round-tripper of the season.
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Devers joined some elite company with the homer, as he became just the second member of the Red Sox to homer in three straight games against the Yankees before turning 21 years old, joining the legendary Babe Ruth.
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