Giants' Comeback, New Rule: Podcast Episode

0:00On April 19th, Giants snagged a 7-6 thriller over the nationals in 12 innings at Nationals Park, marking the first time their skipper saw. The new extra innings runner on second rule in action. They came back from a four-run hole early, now riding a three-game win streak and sitting even on this road trip. Adrian Hauser surrendered five runs in the first two frames, but studied the ship after a close call on a deep fly from CJ Abrams. Heliot Rammels smashed a two-run homer in the sixth to knot it up, his second bomb in his many days, while Rafael Devers delivered a two-out single in, the seventh to grab the lead. Ryan Walker blew that one-run edge in the ninth, but Drew Gilbert gunned down a runner at third to dodge disaster. In the tenth, bases loaded no outs, Walker fan two, and Willie Adamay's made a slick flip to first on a grounder to escape, keeping hearts pounding. No runs in the eleventh, then Matt Chapman singled home, the go-ahead in the twelfth. Caleb Killian locked down his first career win as the Giants finally held on.

1:02Rammels is scorching now, slugging way up since arriving in DC, and reliever Ryan Baruchi whiffed a big threat late. This grit keeps the Giants rolling east. That's your Washington Nationals news today update, AI powered and always on.