Los Angeles Angels at San Francisco Giants

SAN FRANCISCO – Returning home after a rough 1-5 road trip through Seattle and Kansas City, the Giants sought a fresh start against the Angels. And though ace Logan Webb wasn’t his sharpest and a four-run lead had dissolved by the eighth, San Francisco had the last laugh in the end, with Rafael Devers’ walk-off single delivering a 7-6 victory in the 10th inning on Friday night at Oracle Park. A crucial element of the win was a sterling play from center fielder Grant McCray in the top of the 10th, as he caught a fly ball and fired a strike to third base, retiring Oswald Peraza on a bang-bang play to quell an attempted Angels rally and put the Giants in the driver’s seat heading into the bottom of the frame. Luis Arraez’s bloop single pushed the automatic runner to third and a one-out walk to Bryce Eldridge loaded the bases before Devers sent the sold-out crowd home happy with a walk-off drive to left field. McCray’s only played in 65 Major League games over the past three seasons, and Friday was just his sixth with the Giants in 2026. He’s been back and forth from Triple-A Sacramento multiple times. But he’s made those big league games count – so much so, in fact, that he has the Giants’ fastest outfield throw this season (99 mph), and their fastest assist (Friday night’s 94.3 mph heave).