The Giants expect big things from Jaylin Davis this season.
And on Friday night in Los Angeles, the rookie outfielder gave manager Gabe Kapler and his coaching staff a glimpse of his potential.
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With the Giants trailing the Dodgers 2-0 in the third inning, Davis hit a Ross Stripling fastball the opposite way for his first homer of the season.
Davis' homer also was the Giants' first homer of the young 2020 season.
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The solo homer traveled 374 feet and had an exit velocity of 103 miles per hour.
The Giants acquired Davis last year in a trade with the Minnesota Twins. The 26-year-old came to the Giants possessing prodigious power, having hit 25 homers in the minors before the trade. After joining Triple-A Sacramento, Davis hit 10 more home runs in 27 games.
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Davis got a cup of coffee with the Giants at the end of last season, but only managed to hit one homer in 17 games. It was a memorable dinger, though, as it was a walk-off homer against the Colorado Rockies.
But given a chance to play a lot during the 60-game season, Davis has enough power to finish the campaign as the Giants' home run leader.