Giants Struggle at Home, Hit Road for Crucial Swing

0:00It's April 8th, from first pitch to the final out. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The San Francisco Giants are struggling big time at home this season, sitting among the worst in baseball. They've dropped seven of their first eight at Oracle Park. The first time that's happened since the park opened in 2000. Today at 12.45 pm. Pacific Time? They wrap up a six game home stand against the Philadelphia Phillies. Their 10th home game versus just three on the road. After this afternoon matchup, the Giants hit the road for one of their longest trips yet. It kicks off Friday in Baltimore for three against the Orioles, then an off day Monday before three in Cincinnati versus the Reds. Next up, three more in Washington against the National Starting Next Friday. Fans are frustrated with the home skid, especially after such a lopsided schedule early on. The teens banged up too, with several pitches on the injured list like Joel Pagaro, starting

1:00rehab, and others out for the season with surgeries. That fatigued showing in their play. On the mound, right hander Tyler Molley takes the hill for his third start, sitting at zero wins two losses with a 7.00 ERA after some. Rough outings. Hill face Phillies Aaron Nola, one in zero, with a 3.18 ERA who's striking out plenty in the rotation. Watch the game on NBC Sports Bay Area, or stream it on Giants.tv, radio on KNBR 680. This road swing could spark things before they host the Dodgers on April 21st.