Giants first baseman Rafael Devers couldn’t prevent a heartbreaking walk-off loss to the Pirates on Tuesday after he missed an errant throw from third baseman Osleivis Basabe with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning. But the 29-year-old slugger wasted little time getting his club back on the right track on Wednesday. Devers launched a mammoth first-inning blast to collect his third home run in as many days, and rookies Bryce Eldridge and Turner Hill drove in two runs apiece to help the Giants hang on for a 5-4 bounceback win over the Pirates in 10 innings at PNC Park. “Yesterday sucked,” manager Tony Vitello said. “To come back is similar to how we came back from Boston. We blew the one big lead and came back and won the next day. We just didn’t have that in our tool belt earlier this year. The fact that we do now makes it fun to come to the park. \[Devers’ homer\
How the bets landed
Moneyline favoritePIT -152 · 59% to win
Upset
Run LinePIT -1.5
SFG covered
TotalO/U 9 · 9 scored
Push
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