
Giants Snap Skid, Dominate Phillies 6-0
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San Francisco Giants Snap Home Skid, Dominate Phillies: Willy Adames, Matt Chapman, and Luis Arraez lead the offense with a combined six hits and three RBIs. Rookie catcher Daniel Susac shines, going six for seven in his first three games. Robbie Ray pitches a gem, allowing just three hits and three walks in seven strikeouts over six and two-thirds scoreless innings. The Giants win six to nothing, ending a four-game home losing streak and gaining momentum heading into the weekend.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Giants Snap Skid, Dominate Phillies 6-0. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 8th, the San Francisco Giants finally clicked on Tuesday night, shutting out the Philly 6-0 at Oracle Park and snapping a 4-game home skid. Robbie Raid dominating with seven strikeouts over 6-2-3rd scoreless innings, while the offense exploded for 11 hits against Philly Ace, Christopher Sanchez. The Giants came in with the majors' worst on-base plus slugging at 0.578, but they cracked Sanchez for a season high 4 runs in. 5-plus frames. That matched his second most hits allowed in a start over 6 years with Philadelphia. Up top, Willie Atomay's Matt Chapman and Luis Areyes went 6-12 with three RBI's, setting a strong tone early. Rookie catcher Daniel Susak stole the show too, starting his career 6-7 across 3 games. First player to do that since Ted Cox back in, 1977, San Francisco jumped ahead one nothing in the first, on Atomay's double, and Areyes' ground out, then tacked on three
more through 6 behind Chapman, Areyes, and a pinch hit sack fly from Junghul Lee. Ray wrapped it perfect, limiting Philly to three hits and three walks in his third start. This win gives the shrieky Giants some momentum as they build chemistry heading into the weekend. I'm Corey with the story, that's your MLB news today update AI-powered and always on.
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