Giants Lose to Mets, Drop Three Straight

0:00On April 6, the San Francisco Giants fell 5-2 to the New York Mets in their latest match-up, marking the third loss in a four-game series. Rookie manager Tony Bitello picked up the first ejection of his big lead career from crew chief David Rackley during the bottom of the 7th. Logan Webb delivered seven solid innings, holding the Mets to just one run, but the Giants couldn't build on their early 2-1 lead. Things unraveled in the 8th when reliever Keaton-Win gave up hits, and Eric Miller let inherited runner's score in a four-run outburst. The Giants grabbed timely hits from Matt Chapman and Rafael Devers, but defensive miscues and a catcher's interference hurt them bad. They've now dropped three straight, showing some early season cracks. Bitello was fired up over a call at home plate, where Gerard and Carnaceon got tagged out on a dribbler, saying he saw a clear as day and felt at cost. Then McKee ending. He mentioned his history with similar plays, but gave props to the UMP for strikes and balls.

1:02The skipper washed the end from his office, calling it tough to stomach. At home through seven games at Oracle Park, the Giants sit at one in six, with heirs piling up, eight already, near the leagues worst. Miller struggled in the pen lately, and base running gaps like Chapman's caught stealing seal the deal. Bitello pointed to defense, pitching slips, and smart base running as recurring issues. Looking ahead, the Phillies roll into town Monday at 6.45 pm, with Adrian Hauser facing Andrew Painter to kick off the series. The Giants have owned Philly at home lately, going 12 and three since 2021, so they got a shot to turn this around quick. That's your update from New York Met's News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.