Devers, Koss each homer twice in 9-5 win over Mets
Rafael Devers and Christian Koss each homered twice as the Giants' offense erupted for six home runs in their 9-5 win over the Mets
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And Rafael Devers, the red-hot left-hand hitting first baseman will be next.
All he's done lately over his last dozen games is hit 413 with seven homers and 18 runs batted in in those 12 games.
Devers to right field and gone.
He's done it again.
Amazing.
This time against a lefty.
Four extra base hits in six at bats in this series.
He's red hot.
We're sitting in here, we're like, "Yeah, lefties are gonna have to go to work.
They're hitting 181 going into that bat."
He had just given up one home run to a left-hander.
Rafi said, "Let me add to that.
Let me double you up."
So with two away, AJ Ewing will be the batter.
Sat last night trying to break what is now a fairly long-term slump.
Last 44 games now, Ewing is hitting 189.
That's driven to deep right field.
Back goes McCray, looking up, and it's out of here.
Two days off, two run homer.
Eighth of the year for Ewing and the Mets go in front two to one.
Yeah, he needed that.
McCray put a good swing on it, hit it 102 miles per hour.
Giants for the first time today have a lead off base runner.
And Christian Koss is coming up.
High fly ball to left with Kerry all the way back at the wall.
Gone.
Just over the wall, Christian Koss.
That was a fastball.
It was a high fastball up above the belt and he went up and got it.
That was a letter high pitch.
Fifth inning, Giants have a three to two lead over the Mets.
Koss down the left field line.
Cranked that one and gone.
That's his second home run of the game.
Kid's feeling it.
Sweeper, hanging sweeper.
You hang it, we bang it.
And it'll bring up Rafael Devers who homered in the first inning.
Devers down the left field line.
Hits it deep.
Devers, gone.
His second of the game.
To the opposite field.
Devers got a pitch It was right on the outside corner.
Not a fat pitch down the middle.
I think that was a cutter, and he just went with it.
Talk about locked in.
Wow.
Folks, you are witnessing one of the best hitters in the game that is red hot, and he is just putting on a clinic, and he is not just using one side of the field.
Rafael Devers right now is just otherworldly, doing things that very few hitters can do.
Osleivis Basabe, right-handed batter against a lefty.
Yan.
Basabe down the left field line.
Hits that one hard and gone.
Up over that orange line, off the black backdrop.
Fifth home run of the game.
This one hit by Basabe.
8 to 3, Giants.
Ninth inning.
Giants are up five.
And McCray drives one deep right center field.
Gone.
Sixth home run of the game for the Giants.
That was a blast.
105 off the bat.
420 feet, circling the pillars.
