Rafael Devers and Christian Koss both blasted two homers apiece, powering the Giants to a 9-5 win over the Mets — the second time this season the team has seen two players hit two homers in one game, a rarity since 1958. Devers, on fire with 35 homers already (most by a Giant since Bonds in 2004), is batting .400 over his last 13 games with 9 homers and 21 RBIs. Koss, a rookie with just 4 homers in 124 games, had his first career two-homer game — a breakout moment. The Giants’ six homers nearly matched their season high, showcasing their explosive offense. The Mets countered with 5 runs, led by A.J. Ewing’s two-run homer and Brett Baty’s bases-loaded walk and double. Sunday’s series finale features Mets’ Christian Scott on the mound.
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