SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Willy Adames homered in the second inning and hit a two-run triple in San Francisco’s five-run fifth and the Giants sent the rival Los Angeles Dodgers to their seventh straight loss with an 8-7 victory Friday night.

If Betteridge’s law of headlines declares that “any headline with a question mark can be answered by the word no,” then let’s start there. Why can’t Jung Hoo Lee pick be an offensive force for the San Francisco Giants again this season?

Giants first. Jung Hoo Lee flies out to deep center field to Michael Harris. Heliot Ramos walks. Rafael Devers singles to right field. Heliot Ramos to second. Willy Adames flies out to deep

"Sonja of the Wind" has been given the vanguard to escape the San Francisco Giants' fourth consecutive loss. Lee Jung-hoo took over the leadoff again in 34 days. Although it is in a hitting slump, it can be seen as a batting adjustment that contains San Francisco coach Bob Melvin's desire to revitalize the team's batting lineup with his pioneering eyes and fast feet in the top lineup for the first time in a long time.

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Giants first. Jung Hoo Lee doubles to left field. Heliot Ramos singles to center field. Jung Hoo Lee scores. Rafael Devers lines out to shortstop to Bo Bichette. Willy Adames grounds out to

Trade rumors have been raised targeting San Francisco Giants Lee Jung-hoo. San Francisco is inferior to its powerful mound to lead the NL West. For this reason, there are calls for strengthening the offensive power ahead of the trade deadline.