The kid can absolutely RAKE. 😱 pic.twitter.com/4M0eGNvBFT
— MLB (@MLB) May 5, 2018
Boston Red Sox third baseman Rafael Devers was born Oct. 24, 1996. Bartolo Colon threw his first major-league pitch Apr. 4, 1997. Twenty-one years later, Devers took the Texas Rangers' 44-year-old veteran deep with an absolute moonshot in the top of the fifth inning.
But he wasn't done there. Two innings later, he stepped in once again.
#RedSox @ #Rangers
— Ballpark Videos (@BallparkVids) May 5, 2018
Rafael Devers rips a solo jack into the seats in right-center-field, extending the Red Sox's lead and notching his second homer of the game (00:49)
MLB Gameday: https://t.co/KAwdr5c8pc pic.twitter.com/Q48WGhkBL8
It wasn't as monstrous as the first one, but it still got the job done.
