Giants Crush Dodgers with Late-Inning Heroics

0:00It's April 23rd, MLB News. Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Giants just snagged a three-nothing shut-out win over the Dodgers at Oracle Park, clinching the series on Wednesday night. Patched Bailey crushes first home run of the season, a three-run blast in the seventh inning that broke a scoreless tie and sealed the deal for. San Francisco, now 11-13 on the year. Shohei O'Tani had the Giants blank through six innings, but they loaded the bases with one out against Jack Dryer. Lee and Ramos single to start it off. Gilbert bunched them over and Bailey smashed a slider deep to left for the go-ahead runs. Bailey's been ice cold this year, hitting just 145 with no extra base hits in 18 games, but he's got that magic against the Dodgers. Late. He joins Buster Posey and Wana Rebay as the only Giants since 2010 with multiple clutch homers in the seventh or later, versus L.A. Tyler Molley stepped up big two, tossing seven scoreless innings with five strikeouts

1:00to out-dool O'Tani and grab his first win with the Giants. This victory gives San Francisco some serious momentum heading into the next series, proving they can hang with the rivals when it counts.