Giants win 7-6 in extra-innings walk-off over Angels
In a three-game stretch, Rafael Devers delivered clutch moments for the San Francisco Giants against the Los Angeles Angels, including a walk-off ground-rule double for a 7-6 win in 10 innings and back-to-back multi-homer showings for Devers (his 21st and 22nd), as Casey Schmitt homered and Logan Webb departed with a lead after a five-run Angels outburst. The Giants later defeated the Angels 9-2 behind Robbie Ray’s solid start, with a third-inning flurry that extended the early lead, and Devers driving in multiple runs while Schmitt added key hits. Arraez contributed singles and baserunning highlights, including a late miscue that affected Devers’ potential RBI in the 10th. Across the series, the Giants leveraged Devers’ bat to secure crucial wins and extend their success against the Angels.
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