
Giants Explode for 10 Runs, Ramos Homers
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Giants Dominate Nationals, Ramos Shines with Three-Run Homer: The San Francisco Giants secured a resounding victory over the Washington Nationals, winning 10-5. Heliot Ramos stole the show with a three-run homer in the second inning, igniting a six-run surge that gave the Giants an early lead. Logan Webb pitched six innings, allowing four earned runs on seven hits and striking out six to earn the win. The Giants improved to 8-12, securing fourth place in the National League West, while the Nationals fell to 9-11 and third place in the East. Ramos performance has fans excited, as the team prepares for a heated rivalry with the Dodgers next week.
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Washington Nationals News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Giants Explode for 10 Runs, Ramos Homers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 18th. Welcome to Washington Nationals News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Giants finally got that breakout they craved, smashing the nationals 10-5 Friday night at Nationals Park. Healy at Rommels lit the fuse with a three-run homer in the second inning, sparking a six-run explosion that put San Francisco up big early. Logan Webb settled in for the win, tossing six innings with four earned runs on seven hits, striking out six to even his record at two and two. Real starters, Zach Wattell, got shelled for eight runs on 11 hits, handing over the loss as Washington tried to claw back with a few solo shots. Rommels has been itching for this kind of pop, and that blast could be the spark the Giants need after a shaky start. Teammates like Casey Schmidt and Drew Gilbert added their own homers, keeping the momentum rolling through some late Nationals pushback. San Francisco improves to 8-12, holding fourth in the National League West, while the NADS dropped to 9-11 in third place East.
1:00Fans are buzzing about Rommels stepping up when the team needed it most. They wrapped the series with afternoon games Saturday and Sunday, including a 10-35am Pacific start tomorrow morning for Bay Area breakfast. Viewers then had straight into that heated Dodgers rivalry next week.
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