Giants' Offense Sputters, Injuries Mount

0:00On April 22nd, the San Francisco Giants are sitting at 6 wins and 11 losses after 3 weeks, tying them with the Rockies and White Socks for the worst record in Major League Baseball. Their offense has been straight-fireless, putting them in a tough spot early on. They're heading into tonight's match-up in Cincinnati on a 3-game losing streak, and have been outscored by 22 runs overall. Only the White Socks and a banged-up Blue J Squad show a worse run differential league-wide. Fans and analysts are keeping it real. It's way too soon to count the Giants out, but this slow start has everyone talking about their lack of punch at. The plate. No major drama in the standings yet, just a wake-up call. The team has stayed mostly healthy, with just projected starter Hayden Bird song missing time after elbow surgery and spring training. That changed today with center-fielder Harrison Bader, an outfielder Jared Aliva hitting the injured list. As they push through this rough patch, expect the Giants to grind it out and find their groove before the season slips away.

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