Giants Bullpen Falters in Loss to Mets

0:00It's April 5th. This is New York Metz News today, driven by AI, your team, nonstop. The San Francisco Giants dropped a tough 5-2 decision to the New York Metz on Sunday, blowing a late lead and falling to three wins and seven. Losses overall. They've only scored 26 runs in 10 games, one of their worst offensive starts in a century. Logan Webb dominated with just one run over seven innings, but the bullpen crumbled in the eighth, turning a one-run advantage into a three-run hole. Earlier this week, the Giants scratched out a two-run rally in the sixth off-met starter, Kodai Senga. Patrick Bailey's bloop single and stolen base set it up, with Matt Chapman tying the game and Raphael Devers plating the go-ahead run on a flare-2. Center. Manager Tony Vitello didn't stick around for the end, getting ejected in the ninth after arguing a batter's interference call on Jarrar and Carnaceon. He's known for his fire from his college days, and this marked his first boot in 10 games

1:01with the team. Fans are feeling the frustration as the bullpen. A early season surprise faced its first real test in flopped hard. Webb scattered seven hits, got 12 groundball outs, and escaped the bases loaded jam in the seventh with a sharp change-up to Francisco Lindor. But the offense gave him minimal support, scraping just enough to briefly lead before stalling out. The giants head into a rough stretch, still searching for consistency, with that low-scoring offense and shaky relief pitching raising real questions. Without turning this start around.