Giants Set Unwanted Records in Yankees Sweep

0:00On March 28th, the San Francisco Giants dropped their second straight game to the New York Yankees, falling three to nothing on Friday night. That leaves the Giants as zero wins and two losses, while the Yankees stayed perfect at two and zero. In the process, San Francisco set two unwanted franchise records dating back to 1883. The Giants managed just four hits across the first two games, the fewest ever to open a season. Yankees' lone hit came from Heliot Ramos, as Yankees' pitchers fan 13 Giants and issued only two walks. Last year, the Giants scored eight runs in their first two games against the Cincinnati Reds for a split start. That even season ended at 81 and 81, leading to a shake-up where Buster Posey replaced manager Bob Melvin with Tennessee's Tony, Faitello. Robbie Rae delivered five strong innings for San Francisco, but the Yankees erupted for three runs in the sixth, including homers from Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. It's the first time any major league team has been shut out with five or fewer hits in

1:03their opening pair of games. The Giants turn to Tyler Mahal for Saturday's finale against Will Warren, then enjoy a rare Sunday off before hosting the San Diego Padre starting. Monday, MLB News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the diamond. I'm Corey with the story.