Giants Snap Skid, Defeat Reds 3-0

0:00Giants finally found their groove, shutting down the reds, three nothing Thursday afternoon, at Great American Ballpark, to snap a brutal four-game. Skid. Landon Roup owned the mound in his best start yet, tossing six shut-out innings and keeping Cincinnati hitless through the first five frames. That performance was the stopper San Francisco desperately needed. Jung Hulik kept heating up in right field, going three for four with a run-batted in and a run scored himself. From this road trip, he's slashing 10 for 23 with three RBI's and three runs, showing his bats coming alive at the right time. Tensions from Wednesday spilled over, starting when Roup Plunk's Spencer steer early. Things escalated in the eighth, with Connor Phillips hitting Willie Atomays, leading to Phillips' ejection after Giants spilled from the dugout. Benches cleared again post-game when Sal Stewart jawed at Eric Miller, but it stayed mostly chill. This broke through in the seventh, after Ellie Delacruz's error gave them extra life. Matt Chapman doubled home the first run, Lee singled in Chapman, and Brett Schmidt added

1:04another single to plate Lee for the three-spot lead. Bullpin locked it down from there, Ryan Walker, Keaton Wynn, and Miller with his first career save. Giants grabbed momentum heading forward, breathing easier after that drought. This has been California News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.