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Devers’ Historic Streak Powers Giants | MLB News

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Rafael Devers is on fire, smashing 35 doubles and 35 homers this season — the first Giants player to do it since Jeff Kent in 2002. Batting .400 over his last 15 games with 9 homers and 22 RBIs, he led San Francisco to a wild 5-4 extra-innings win against St. Louis, capping it off with a clutch single in the 11th inning.

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It's September 8th, from daily matchups to big moments. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI. Rafael Davors is on his store tier for the Giants, hitting 35 doubles and 35 home runs this season. He's the first Giants player to achieve that, since Jeff Kent back in 2002. This past Monday, he drove in a run with a double, continuing his incredible offensive streak. Davors has been absolutely locked in lately, batting over 400 in his last 15 games, with nine homers and 22 RBI's. He's been hitting them out of the park consistently, even during their recent road trip. It looks like that momentum carried right back home with him. The Giants took an early lead, thanks to Divers' double in the first inning. They added to it, but the Cardinals fought back, eventually tying the game in the ninth inning. It was a real back and forth battle that went into extra innings. In the eleventh inning, after a scoreless top half, the Giants managed to push across the winning run.

Shay Wittcom came through with a clutch single to left field, securing the 5-4 victory for San Francisco. It was a wild game that showcased some serious offensive power from Davors and clutch hitting when it mattered most. The Giants are definitely riding a wave of momentum with performances like these.

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