SAN FRANCISCO – Rafael Devers rarely speaks to the media after games, which often leaves his teammates having to answer questions about the Giants first baseman.After Devers homered for the second consecutive game while spurring the Giants to a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the series opener Friday at Oracle Park, it wasn’t difficult at all to find someone singing Devers’ praise. RAFI BOMB pic.twitter.com/nJg1NtgE9E — SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) May 9, 2026 There was starting pitcher Robbie Ray, who was the beneficiary of Devers’ power on Friday: “When he gets going, as a team we start rolling. If he’s feeling good in the box and he’s taking at-bats like that, he can carry a team.”Then came first-year Giants manager Tony Vitello: “You could see it coming. There were some knocks coming in Tampa (last week), maybe even some better swings a little bit before that.”Shortstop Willy Adames, who also has been swinging a better bat lately, summed up Devers’ night succinctly.“When he gets hot, it’s going to be awesome,” Adames said.Truth is, Devers has been...