Rafael Devers and Christian Koss Both Homer Twice as Giants Roll to 9-5 Win over Mets
- On Saturday, Rafael Devers and Christian Koss each homered twice, powering the San Francisco Giants to a 9-5 victory over the New York Mets at Citi Field.
- Starting pitcher Anthony Molina allowed just one hit over five innings, surrendering only a second-inning home run to A.J. Ewing. Molina struck out six, helping the Giants win for the fourth time in their last seven games.
- Giants Manager Tony Vitello was ejected in the second inning after arguing a foul ball call involving Turner Hill. This marked Vitello's sixth ejection this season, matching Pittsburgh Pirates manager Don Kelly for the most among MLB managers.
- Devers now has 35 home runs this season, the most by a Giants player since Barry Bonds hit 45 in 2004. The team's power display echoes a 1958 feat when Willie Mays and Daryl Spencer homered twice in consecutive games.
- The Mets' two-game winning streak ended with Saturday's loss, setting up Sunday's series finale. Mets right-hander Christian Scott is scheduled to start on eight days' rest as New York seeks to rebound.
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Rafael Devers and Christian Koss pushed San Francisco with two home runs each, beating 9-5 to New York. Giants stood out with six quadrangulars.Devers adds 35 flyers in the season, the maximum since Bonds in 2004. Koss shone with his first game of two home runs in the Major Leagues.
Christian Koss, Rafael Devers homer twice as Giants power past Mets
Rafael Devers Achieves Feat Only Matched by Willie Mays, Barry Bonds in Giants’ History
Despite the struggles of his team, Rafael Devers has put together a good season for the San Francisco Giants.In a game against the New York Mets, Devers continued a hot streak. In the process, he joined an exclusive club in franchise history, joining two of the greatest players in the history of Major League Baseball.Only […]
Rafael Devers and Christian Koss both homer twice as Giants roll to 9-5 win over Mets
Rafael Devers and Christian Koss each homered twice, powering the San Francisco Giants to a 9-5 win over the New York Mets.
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