Giants exhibited early power, with Ramos, Devers, and Flores delivering the offense in the first inning. Their ability to strike early against Teng and sustain pressure in later innings will influence bullpen deployment and daily fantasy values in this series.

Teng aims to rebound after a tough showing against San Diego, with a 1-2 record and a 9.90 ERA this season. His ability to command his fastball and mix in his slider will be under the microscope as SF seeks a better start from their mound.

Flores added a homer in the early barrage, helping to prop up SF’s lead. His recent power stretch makes him a plausible two- or three-hole option in DFS, particularly in righty-heavy lineups where his swing can drive in runs in a hurry.

Devers joined Ramos with a first-inning homer, providing another powerful back-to-back jab for SF. His presence in the heart of the lineup adds significant run-production upside in this series, and his barrels play well against right-handed pitching in favorable hitter-friendly environments.

Ramos delivered an early jolt for the Giants with a first-inning homer, setting a tone that San Francisco would ride to a 4-3 win. His power upside, especially in the leadoff/heart of the order, can translate into multi-hit or multi-homer games in favorable matchups, making him a potential DFS lever when SF faces right-handed pitching.