In the Red Sox's thrilling 7-5 win over the San Francisco Giants, their offensive prowess finally shone through after a stretch of games dominated by pitching. The Sox rallied back after being held scoreless in the first two innings, scoring in five consecutive innings with a total of 11 hits, showcasing a balanced offensive attack.

Despite a challenging performance from starter Hunter Dobbins, who struggled with walks, the bullpen stepped up with five shutout innings. Notably, Rafael Devers faced his former team, receiving a warm reception but struggled at the plate, while rookie Ceddanne Rafaela provided critical contributions with three hits, including a pivotal homer. Meanwhile, David Hamilton surprised with a rare home run, and the bottom of the lineup proved to be a significant factor in securing the victory.