Rafael Devers hits two of Giants’ six homers in win vs. Mets
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Key Points:
- Rafael Devers hit two home runs and drove in three runs, leading the San Francisco Giants to a 9-5 victory over the New York Mets at Citi Field.
- Devers now leads the league with 34 doubles, 35 homers, and 91 RBIs through 143 games, putting him on pace to achieve a rare feat of 40+ doubles, 40+ homers, and 100+ RBIs in a season—a milestone no Giants player has reached since 1920.
- Christian Koss contributed with two home runs, marking his first career multi-homer game and adding to the Giants' offensive highlights.
- Additional notable performances included Anthony Molina's strong five-inning pitching and Osleivis Basabe hitting his fifth home run of the season.
- Despite a losing record of 59-84, the Giants continue to provide exciting moments for fans, largely fueled by Devers' outstanding offensive surge.
