Giants Snap Skid, Beat Reds 3-0

0:00It's April 16th. Welcome in. This is California News today, where local news meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The San Francisco Giants shut out the Cincinnati Reds, three nothing on Thursday, thanks to a dominant pitching performance from Landon Roup. He wins six strong innings, allowing just one hit and picking up his third win of the season. That lone hit came in the sixth from the Red's ninth hitter, but Roup escaped trouble with a strikeout and a double play. The Giants offense woke up in the seventh, with a three run rally against the Reds bullpen. Met Chapman's RBI doubles scored the first run after an error, and Junghul Lee and Casey Schmid added key hits to play two more unearned runs. This victory snapped a four game losing skid for the Giants and helped them dodge a three game sweep in Cincinnati. Fans were buzzing about the bullpen's lockdown work, Ryan Walker, Keaton Winn, and Eric Miller combined for three scoreless innings with Miller. Having his first career save, there was some heat in the eighth when Red's pitcher Connor

1:03Phillips got ejected for plunking a Giants hitter payback for an earlier hit batsman. Meanwhile, Red's rookie chase burns impressed, facing the minimum through six innings despite the loss. Giants head to Washington next, with Logan Webb on the Mount Friday, while the Reds visit Minnesota to face Joe Ryan. The bounce back for Sam Fran keeps their momentum rolling.