Giants' Early Struggles: Defense, Offense, and Bullpen

0:00On April 6th, the San Francisco Giants are sitting at three wins and seven losses after their first 10 games this season. And while the front office, Kana saw a slow start coming. The slappingist has everyone shaking their heads. They made big moves, firing manager Bob Melvin and bringing in Tony Vitello from college ball to clean things up. But the defense looks messy with. While throws, late tags, and silly outs like bass runners getting nabbed on bad decisions. Meanwhile, the offense is straight up ice cold. Dead last and run scored at just 26 through 10 games and trailing the packing in on base plus. Slugging by a wide margin. No everyday hitter is even hitting league average yet. And they've been outscored by 25 runs overall, the worst mark in baseball. Players are owning the frustration with Vitello calling out the smoke signaling deeper fire in their fundamentals and catcher-patchered Bailey. Stressing cleaner play to grind out wins even when bats go quiet. It's a lead down after spring training drills hammered home the basics,

1:01especially with a roster that had question marks but was supposed to mash. In their latest series, the Mets smoke them by 14 runs, highlighted by a bullpened meltdown in a close game where Logan Webb looks sharp, but. Relievers like Keaton Win and Eric Miller, coughed up the lead. The rotation's sitting at a 4.53 earned run average, getting no help from the gloves behind them. Still, it's only 10 games into a 162 game grind, and aces like Webb are reminding folks they're just two games out of a wild card. Spot time to breathe deep, tighten up, and compete tomorrow. Stay locked in with New York Mets News today. AI-powered updates.