Giants Snap Skid, Vitello Wins Debut

0:00It's March 31st. This is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. Giants' Naga 3-2 win over the Padres last night, giving rookie manager Tony Vitelo his first victory. Harrison Bader crushed San Francisco's first home run of the season, a monster shot off Walker Bueller leading off the third. The Giants finally broke through after a brutal opening series against the Yankees, where they got swept and outscored 13-1. They even tied a team record with 20 scoreless innings to start the year before scraping a run. Vitelo jumps straight from coaching at the University of Tennessee, with zero pro experience, but his squad showed grit. Local Flavor 2. Casey Schmidt from San Diego State added an RBI single, helping build that lead. On the mound, Landon Roup went six strong innings, striking out seven. Ryan Walker slammed the door for the save despite a late two-run homer, while Bueller struggled in his Padres debut, allowing three runs over four, frames.

1:00Now the Giants look ahead to Logan Webb facing German Marquez Tuesday night in Marquez's San Diego debut. Those like momentum shifting after that rocky start.