
Giants' Comeback Win: Schmitt's Homer, Roupp's Pitching
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The San Francisco Giants secured a thrilling 6-3 victory over the Miami Marlins, with Casey Schmitts three-run homer in the seventh proving decisive. Landen Roupp pitched exceptionally, allowing just two hits and three earned runs in eight innings. Jung Hoo Lee led the offense with a four-for-five performance, including a triple, and the teams maturity was evident as they overcame an early deficit. The Giants improved to 13-15, matching Miamis record, and head east with momentum after their third consecutive series win.
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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Giants' Comeback Win: Schmitt's Homer, Roupp's Pitching. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The San Francisco Giants pulled off a gritty 6-3 comeback win against the Miami Marlins at Oracle Park. Casey Schmidt delivered the knockout punch with a 3-run homer in the 7th, his fourth of the year and second go-ahead blast in two days. Starter Landon Rook went deep into the 8th for the first time ever, allowing just two hits and three earned runs while striking out 6. Miami jumped ahead early with a 3-run homer from Grand Pauli in the second, but the Giants chipped away. Jungwoo Lee crushed a triple and went 4 for 5, sparking the offense from the lead-off spot. Reliever Eric Miller locked it down with the final 1-1 in the 3rd innings for his second save. Players stay cool under pressure. Schmidt kept it simple, hunting pitches to the outfield while Rook shrugged off the early homer as a solid pitch. That guy hit. Manager Tony Bytello praised the team's maturity, saying this win showed real growth after they were struggling in comeback spots. Lee's hot streak bumped his average to 3-13, and Rafael Devers snapped a slump with a key RBI double.
The Giants improved to 13-15, matching Miami's mark after dropping them. Now the Giants head east, off Monday before facing Philly, and then Tampa Bay riding a third straight series win, their building momentum just win. It counts. Local news, powered by AI. This is California News Today.
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