Willy Adames, Rafael Devers, Jung Hoo Lee show Giants have core worth bulding on

SAN FRANCISCO — The groundout that helped Logan Webb get through the seventh inning Thursday would have seemed unimaginable for the Giants a few months ago, and not just because of the obvious fact that the scoop came from Rafael Devers, who began his season in Boston and spent part of it pushing back on the idea of becoming a first baseman.Early in the year, Willy Adames was so shaky defensively that members of the organization wondered how long the most expensive shortstop in franchise history would actually be able to stay at the position. And yet there he was on Thursday, ranging well into the hole and then making a leaping throw to try and get the speedy Nico Hoerner. When the throw arrived in time, Devers made the type of scoop you would expect from someone who has been playing first his entire life. Webb raised both arms, pounded his glove and then pointed to Adames, who was in the middle of everything the Giants did in a 4-3 win. Adames’ second multi-homer game in a week kept the Giants in it all afternoon, and when Jung Hoo Lee lined his first career walk-off into right field, Adames was the first to greet Christian Koss at the plate. JHL CALLS...