Jarren Duran was in the bathroom when Rafael Devers led off the bottom of the ninth inning with a 402-foot, 107.3 mph walkoff home run into the Red Sox bullpen.

The Boston Red Sox slugger revealed his takeaway from a surprise one-one-one meeting with team owner John Henry.

After a tough stretch of five losses in seven games -- including three walk-off defeats -- the Red Sox needed a spark to snap them out of a rut. What they got was a bolt of lightning off the bat of Rafael Devers,

One swing of the bat by Rafael Devers in the bottom of the ninth inning snapped the Red Sox' four-game losing skid Saturday night.

It’s very hard. I can tell you by experience,” said Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who played 21 innings at first during his MLB career.

The Red Sox lost on Sunday afternoon against the Atlanta Braves, but Devers remained hot at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a grand slam.