Kyle Harrison’s evolution proof Giants blew Rafael Devers trade: ‘It sucked’
Kyle Harrison showcased his talent in a recent game against the Giants, striking out Rafael Devers three times. The Brewers secured an 8-3 victory, further highlighting the disparity between the teams since the trade that sent Harrison to Boston. As the Giants struggle with their record, Harrison's performance has positioned him as a likely All-Star selection.
- ▪Kyle Harrison struck out Rafael Devers three times in their first matchup since the trade.
- ▪The Brewers improved to 37-21 with their win over the Giants, who are now 63-88 since the trade.
- ▪Harrison has a 1.57 ERA and is on track to make his first All-Star appearance.
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MLB Kyle Harrison’s evolution proof Giants blew Rafael Devers trade: ‘It sucked’ By Evan Webeck Published June 3, 2026, 9:03 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google MILWAUKEE — Scoreboard: Kyle Harrison 3, Rafael Devers 0. There’s one clear winner from the biggest blockbuster of last season, and it certainly isn’t the Giants, Devers or his former team, the Red Sox. It’s the guy who struck out the slugger he was traded for three times in their first time facing off Tuesday night. 4 Kyle Harrison was dominant in Tuesday’s victory over his former team, leading the Brewers to an 8-3 win over the Giants.
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