AAA: Albuquerque Isotopes burned the Sacramento River Cats 8-4.
Thursday, July 31, 2025
Down on the Farm: 7/31/2025
Thoughts on the Trade Deadline
If there were any lingering doubts about whether Buster Posey was in sell mode, he dropped the hammer on those just minutes before the 3 PM PDT deadline by trading Camilo Doval RHP and Mike Yastrzemski OF for prospects. This feels a bit like sifting through the smoldering aftermath of a train wreck but let's break it down:
Trade #1: Giants trade Camilo Doval RHP to the Yankees for four prospects: Jesus Rodriguez C/3B, Trystan Vrieling RHP, Parks Harber 1B/3B and Carlos De La Rosa LHP.
We all know about Doval, his elite talent and struggles with command, holding runners on base, the pitch clock and general body language. What raises some eyebrows here is while he is arbitration eligible, he is not eligible for free agency for 2 more seasons. Buster either felt he had an offer from the Yankees he couldn't refuse or he gave up on Doval ever fully harnessing his talent. Here's a breakdown of the players coming to the Giants:
Jesus Rodriguez C/3B. DOB: 4/23/2002. B-R, T-R. 5' 10", 208 lbs. On 40-man MLB roster with 3 options.
2025(AAA): .300/.390/.404, 14 2B, 3 3B, 5 HR, 17 SB, 12.2 BB%, 15.6 K%, 392 PA.
Fits the Buster contact profile to a T and with surprising SB numbers for a C/3B. Limited power numbers but Fangraphs rates his raw power as a 50. Assigned to AAA Sacramento but would not be at all surprised to see him get a look at the MLB level before the season is done since there is no downside in terms of options. I am intrigued by the hit tool here as catchers who can hit at all at the MLB level are scarce as hen's teeth which may be what Buster is looking at too.
Trystan Vrieling RHP. DOB: 10/2/2000. 6' 4", 200 lbs. Drafted in 2022 Round 3 out of college. Rule 5 eligible in Dec 2025.
Carlos De La Rosa LHP. DOB: 11/30/2007. 5' 11", 178 lbs. Rule 5 eligible Dec. 2029.
2025(DSL): 0-1, 5.32, 22 IP, 14.73 K/9, 2.05 BB/9.
Add his name to the Giants growing stable of promising young international pitching prospects. And yes, you remembered right. They already have a Jose De La Rosa RHP and a Luis De La Torre LHP so stay on your toes with these prospect names. Some analysts think Carlos De La Rosa has the highest ceiling of the 4 returning prospects in the trade but with the obvious risk of the age and league. I saw one note on social media that his FB is up to 96 MPH.
Overall the return is more quantity that quality for a Closer-capable pitcher with 2 years of control remaining on his contract but maybe Doval's well-known warts finally became too much for Buster and maybe Buster felt this was the best value he was ever going to get for him.
Trade #2: Giants trade Mike Yastrzemski OF to the Royals for Yunior Marte RHP.
First off, this is not the Yunior Marte we all fondly remember from the 2022 season. That Yunior Marte is 30 years old and pitching in Japan this season. This Yunior Marte is 6' 5" and 21 years old. Again we all know Mike Yastrzemski aka Yaz the Younger(YtY). He is a microcosm of Farhan Zaidi's tenure as POBO: Obtained in a trade off the Orioles scrap heap and given a chance in The Churn. Minutes away from being Churned out, he stayed on the MLB roster due to another player's injury and made the most of the opportunity. His best season was the pandemic-shortened 2020 when he hit .297/.400/.568 with 10 HR. He had some great moments including several memorable walk-off HR's but also became increasingly prone to looonnng batting slumps including the particularly brutal current one. He is eligible for free agency at the end of this season and it was hard to see him coming back next season.
Yunior Marte RHP. DOB: 9/8/2003. 6' 5", 210 lbs. Rule 5 Eligible Dec. 2026.
2025(A): 3-5, 2.74, 82 IP, 8.67 K/9, 2.20 BB/9.
Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Down on the Farm: 7/30/2025
AAA: Sacramento River Cats cooled off the Albuquerque Isotopes 7-3.
Game Wrap 7/30/2025: Pirates 2 Giants 1(10 innings)
An extra-inning loss marked a new low point and Buster Posey ran up the white flag on the season trading Tyler Rogers RHP in a clear "sell" signal. Key Lines:
Dominic Smith 1B- 2 for 4. BA= .265. Smith drove in Heliot Ramos LF from 2B with a 4'th inning single to give the Giants a short-lived 1-0 lead. He had the only multi-hit game out of the Giants total of 6 hits, all singles.
Logan Webb RHP- 5.2 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 4 BB, 11 K's. ERA= 3.31. This was Webb's best start out of his last 4 but still fell an out short of a Quality Start due to walks and a high pitch count.
Camilo Doval RHP- 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K's. ERA= 3.09. Giants beat writers say Doval is officially on the trading block. If this was a showcase it didn't hurt his value.
Ryan Walker RHP- 1 IP, 0 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 0 K. ERA= 4.12. Walker had a chance to get out of it with a comebacker GIDP but got the ball to 2B too late. The out was recorded at 1B but the runner from 3B scored the winning run.
The Giants half of the 10'th inning was just as frustrating. Jung Hoo Lee CF was the designated runner. Casey Schmitt 2B singled on a flyball to LF but Lee couldn't advance. Mike Yastrzemski RF successfully bunted the runners to 3'rd and 2'nd, but Patrick Bailey C and Heliot Ramos struck out to leave them stranded.
So.......this loss not only completes a losing sweep at home to one of the worst teams in the league, but a losing sweep of the entire 6 game homestand. It also marked their 12'th loss in 14 games in what has to be one of the worst 2-week spans in team history.
Tomorrow is a travel day then they start a 6-game road trip against these same teams. Brutal! Just brutal!
After weeks of most analysts assuming Buster Posey would be aggressive at the trade deadline to get the team back on track and make a run for it, he instead folded his cards and traded away Tyler Rogers to the Mets in a deal that was first reported by Alex Pavlovic just as the game got started. At the same time, Alex also reported that Camilo Doval RHP is also available for trade. The Giants get 3 players in return from the Mets including a decent MLB reliever which is also interesting. Let''s break it down:
Jose Butto RHP. DOB: 3/19/1998. 6' 1", 202 lbs. Pre-arbitration- eligible 2027.
2025: 3-2, 3.64, 47 IP, 7.85 K/9, 4.21 BB/9, 1.62 GB/FB, 1 Save.
Butto features a 95 MPH sinker with a slider and changeup. A strong GB tendency makes up for a less than ideal K/BB. He can go more than one inning and started 7 games in both 2023 and 2024. He won't be as reliable in late innings as Rogers but he does give Melvin additional options including possibly stretching him out to be a starter or a bulk inning guy in a bullpen game.
Blade Tidwell RHP. DOB: 6/8/2001. 6' 4", 207 lbs. On the 40-man roster but has 3 options.
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Down on the Farm: 7/29/2025
AAA: Albuquerque Isotopes annihilated the Sacramento River Cats 12-2.
Game Wrap 7/29/2025: Pirates 3 Giants 1
Lack of hitting and mental mistakes were the culprits in the Giants 5'th loss in a row, at home no less. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos LF- 0 for 2, 2 BB, SB(6). BA= .268. The problem with this line is it does not show the baserunning blunder in which Heliot was the lead runner when the infield fly rule was invoked. The ball dropped and he was wandering around somewhere near where the shortstop plays. He got thrown out trying to get back to 2B with several feet to spare. Not sure what he was thinking there or maybe he wasn't thinking!
Willy Adames SS- 1 for 3, HR(16), BB. BA= .238. Adames' HR was the Giants lone run of the game. It looks more like he is going to end up with close to his preseason ZIPS projections.
Justin Verlander RHP- 5 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 1 BB, 7 K's. ERA= 4.53. Verlander looked sharp again and turned in his second consecutive start of 1 run allowed in 5 IP although this one was much cleaner.
Tyler Rogers RHP- 1 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 0 BB, 1 K. ERA= 1.80. Yes, there was the obligatory bad groundball BABIP luck here but the killer was a grounder to the right side that pulled Devers off the bag trying to field but ended up fielded by Casey Schmitt requiring Rogers to cover first, which he did. However, Schmitt first looked at 2B and Rogers gave up on the play so didn't see the ball coming to first and did not attempt a catch. Looking at replays I am not sure the throw was in time to get the out but if Rogers saw the ball coming and stretched I think he might have gotten the runner by a step. That would have been out #2. The next batter, Joey Bart of course, singled on a groundball, of course, so the possible missed out probably would not have made a difference in the final outcome. Still.......
As mentioned, this was the Giants 5'th loss in a row. They are now at .500 for the first time since March and sinking fast. I read that Buster is still evaluating whether to be aggressive at the deadline. He's running out of time and based on tonight he might want to fold his cards on this season. Maybe even try to sell a pending free agent or two.
The Giants try to salvage a game out of the series and the homestand tomorrow afternoon with Logan Webb RHP trying to get his game back on track against someone named Mike Burrows RHP who comes in with a 4.15 ERA.
Down on the Farm: 7/28/2025
Full season leagues had their standard Monday off.
Rookie ACL: Angels outscored the Giants 14-9(Game 2 of ACL Championship Series).
Monday, July 28, 2025
Game Wrap 7/28/2025: Pirates 6 Giants 5
The Dawn of the Whisenhunt Era got off to a rocky start but he settled down to last 5 innings and leave with the game tied only to see the Giants lose it on a 2-run home run by Andrew McCutchen in the 7'th inning. A 9'th inning rally fell a run short. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos LF- 2 for 5, 2B, 2 R. BA= .269. Ramos is batting .296 over his last 7 games. He also made a nice running catch on a drive hit over his head in LF.
Willy Adames SS- 3 for 5, 2B, R, 2 RBI. BA= .237. Adames is showing more control as a hitter. He adjusted his approach to go the other way on at least two of the hits and which kept the line moving.
Jung Hoo Lee CF- 1 for 3, 2 BB, SB(7), RBI. BA= .253. Lee also seems to have adjusted his game since the All-Star break going opposite field more frequently. He is batting .321 over his last 7 games and .309 over his last 15.
Patrick Bailey C- 2 for 4, R. BA= .209. YtY batted one spot ahead of Bailey and went 0 for 4, BB. Right now, Bailey is a better hitter as YtY is in one of his nighmarish slumps.
Matt Chapman 3B- 1 for 4, 3B, RBI. BA= .243. Chapman went the opposite way for his double as former Giants farmhand Alex Canario dived for a sinking liner and it skipped past him to the wall.
Carson Whisenhunt LHP- 5 IP, 5 H, 4 R, 2 BB, 3 K's, 6/3 GO/AO. ERA= 7.20. Whisenhunt hung a first-pitch changeup to Nick Gonzalez in the first inning. He then got punished for a couple of walks in the second inning and fell behind 4-1. It looked like a short first start but to his credit he pulled it together and pitched scoreless ball over the next 3 innings and left with the game tied 4-4.
Carson Seymour RHP- 3 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 BB, 3 K's. ERA= 4.00. Seymour looked good except for one awful hanging slider the Cutch in the 7'th and paid the price.
Justin Verlander RHP tries for his second win of the season and tries to be the stopper of the losing streak against Bailey Falter LHP who comes in with an ERA of 3.82.
I think it was during the pregame show that Kruk and Kuip mentioned an article that showed up on sfgiants.com entitled "Devers First Base Growing Pains On Display vs Mets.". Kuip, in particular, felt it was unfair since everybody knows Devers is learning the position on the fly. I would add that almost every also knows that Devers is quite sensitive about having to learn a new position in the middle of the season. I am all for journalistic independence but when you are writing for the Giants own website, I think you need to be a little more sensitive to how a headline like that could be viewed by the player as a hit piece and how it could impact the player's attitude and relationship to the team and their willingness to make personal sacrifices for the team going forward.
Sunday, July 27, 2025
Down on the Farm: 7/27/2025
AAA: Sacramento River Cats blasted the Las Vegas Aviators 13-6.
Game Wrap 7/27/2025: Mets 5 Giants 3
Matt Chapman's two home runs were not enough to carry a struggling lineup and, in my opinion, a less than well-managed bullpen game by Bob Melvin. Key Lines:
Willy Adames SS- 2 for 5, R. BA= .233. One of Adames' singles came with 2 outs and ahead of Chapman's second HR. He also made a tremendous throw from deep in the hole to rob a hitter of an infield hit.
Matt Chapman 3B- 2 for 5, 2 HR(16), 2 R, 3 RBI. BA= .243. Chapman was pretty much the offense for a struggling lineup. Chapman is batting .370 with 4 HR over his last 7 games.
Matt Gage LHP- 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K. ERA= 0.00. Wow! Matt Gage went on a long journey and came back a lights-out lefty reliever. Gage was the opener and looked sensational against three really good hitters and he threw just 10 pitches. Now I know the top 3 hitters were L, S, L and the next 3 batters were R, L, R but if you know you are likely to be scrambling for innings later in the game why not try to get another inning out of a hot, well-rested pitcher?
Spencer Bivens RHP- 3 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 1 BB, 3 K's, 5/0 GO/AO. ERA= 4.58. I guess the plan for Bivens this season is to pitch him until his arm falls off. Bivens gave 3 nice innings of work. I couldn't believe it when he came out for the 5'th inning(his 4'th inning). If there is one pitcher who BoMel has overused it's Bivens. Bivens predictably gave up B2B doubles to open the 5'th inning and BoMel not only didn't get any more outs out of him but he gave up a run in the process. On the live broadcast interview from the dugout, BoMel said the plan was to get 60 pitches out of Bivens. He started the inning at 53. Maybe if he had let Gage try to eat some outs in the first inning he wouldn't have felt like he had to squeeze those last 7 pitches out of Bivens?
Randy Rodriguez RHP- 1.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 BB, 3 K's. ERA= 1.20. Can't fault BoMel here. Rodriguez has been solid all season. Just had an off appearance.
Tristan Beck RHP- 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K. ERA= 4.91. The plan was for Beck to pitch just one inning? Another head scratcher.
Sean Hjelle RHP- 1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 BB, 0 K. ERA= 7.80. I've been a huge advocate for Sean Hjelle but even I have seen enough of him. He might be dealing with some off-field issues that are distracting him too. Next?!
The Giants announced that Carson Whisenhunt LHP is getting called up to make his first MLB start tomorrow night facing the Pirates and Mitch Keller RHP who has some buzz as a possible trade deadline target for multiple teams.
Down on the Farm: 7/26/2025
AAA: Sacramento River Cats got the best of the Las Vegas Aviators 5-4.
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Game Wrap 7/26/2025: Mets 2 Giants 1
The Giants got much better pitching from Robbie Ray and the bullpen but that meant they only lost 2-1 instead of 8-1 and the lineup continued to sputter. Key Lines:
Jung Hoo Lee CF- 3 for 4, 2B, RBI. BA= .254. Lee hit a double off the wall in Triples Alley that would have been a HR in 29 all 29 other ballparks. He was left stranded. His RBI, and the only one of the night for the Giants, came on a force out.
Robbie Ray LHP- 5.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 3 BB, 3 K's, ERA= 2.93. Ray went into the 6'th inning with a 1-0 lead but got roughed up and left the game one out short of a Quality Start.
Bullpen game tomorrow trying to avoid a sweep with Matt Gage LHP opening. Kodai Senga RHP goes for the Mets sporting an ERA of 1.79.
Down on the Farm: 7/25/2025
AAA: Las Vegas Aviators strafed the Sacramento River Cats 7-4.
Game Wrap 7/25/2025: Mets 8 Giants 1
How many times over the last 3-4 seasons have the Giants come home after ending a road trip with an encouraging win and faceplanted in their first game back at home? It happened again yesterday as Logan Webb had his worst start of the season and the Giants lineup sputtered after scoring a run in the first inning. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos LF- 2 for 4. BA= .270. Ramos led off the Giants first inning with a groundball single, went to 3B on Rafael Devers 1B(.263) double and scored on a ground out. The Giants had 7 other hits and a walk in the game but couldn't sequence them into more runs.
Logan Webb RHP- 4 IP, 8 H, 6 R, 1 BB, 4 K's. ERA=. 3.38. Webb hit a rough patch with 3 non-quality starts in a row. He's come out of these in the past but has also had to take some time off for arm soreness at times.
Tristan Beck RHP- 2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K's. ERA= 5.14. The Giants need a starter for Sunday. This appearance means it probably won't be Beck. Kai-Wei Teng RHP pitched in yesterday's AAA game so it probably won't be him. Looking more like a bullpen game.
Robby Ray LHP takes the mound tonight facing David Peterson LHP who comes in with an ERA of 2.90.
The Giants starting pitching starts to look dire as they announced that Landen Roupp RHP was placed on the IL due to elbow inflammation. That does not sound like just one or two missed starts.
Friday, July 25, 2025
Down on the Farm 7/24/2025
AAA: Sacramento River Cats topped the Las Vegas Aviators 4-3.
Thursday, July 24, 2025
Down on the Farm: 7/23/2025
AAA: Sacramento River Cats edged out the Las Vegas Aviators 3-2.
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Game Wrap 7/23/2025: Giants 9 Braves 3
Justin Verlander shook off a 39-pitch first inning to complete 5 innings of scoreless ball and Rafael Devers had a breakout game to give Verlander his first Win as a Giant. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos LF- 2 for 5, 2B, R. BA= .267. Ramos also made a diving catch in shallow L-CF to take away a hit and even a potential double.
Rafael Devers DH- 3 for 5, 2 HR(19), 2 R, 4 RBI. BA= .264. Breakout game for Devers. The first home run as all wrists as he was way out in front but kept his hands back long enough to hook it with a wrist flip. TV broadcast said it was the second lowest pitch hit for a HR in MLB this season. Those are some strong wrists! Second HR came one pitch after he was knocked down by a heat-seeker at the ear. He took a long time to take inventory after that knockdown and a few very deep breaths then crushed the next pitch out of the park. This was Devers third consecutive multi-hit game and first multi-homer game since the trade. He suddenly looks a lot happier and more confident and that's a very good thing for the Giants.
Matt Chapman 3B- 1 for 2, HR(14), BB, HBP, 2 R, 2 RBI. BA= .243. The HR was crushed to R-CF. Chapman got hit on the hand with a pitch later in the game and Brett Wisely PH for his final AB. Hopefully just a precaution and due to the Giants large lead.
Casey Schmitt 2B/3B(.245), Dominic Smith 1B(.250), Patrick Bailey C(.208) and Luis Matos CF(.173) each had a hit. Bailey's hit was a double. Smith, Bailey and Matos had RBI's and Smith and Matos scored a run each.
Justin Verlander RHP- 5 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 5 BB, 3 K's. ERA= 4.70. Verlander walked the bases loaded in the first inning and things looked so bad there was activity in the Giants bullpen. He got out of it but threw 39 pitches and looked unlikely to pitch the required 5 innings for a Win. He settled down and got through a full 5 allowing just 3 more baserunners and 59 more pitches. By the time he officially exited the game the Giants had a 6-0 lead and Verlander had his first Win of the season and first as a Giant. Hopefully he will have a few more before he's done.
Ryan Walker RHP(4.35), Joey Lucchesi LHP(1.93) and Tyler Rogers RHP(1.51) pitched scoreless frames out of the bullpen. Sean Hjelle RHP(7.71) gave up a 3-spot in the 7'th inning but completed the inning.
The Giants find themselves in a much better place than 2 days ago and will have a happy flight and a day off at home tomorrow. Logan Webb RHP starts the first game of the homestand and weekend series against the Mets Friday Night facing Clay Holmes RHP who comes in with a 3.48 ERA but 4.58 over his last 7 starts.
Down on the Farm: 7/22/2025
AAA: Sacramento River Cats shut out the Las Vegas Aviators 8-0.
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Game Wrap 7/22/2025: Giants 9 Braves 0
The Giants worked out their frustrations in a blowout win. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos LF- 1 for 3, BB, SF, R, RBI. BA= .266. Pretty good game for Heliot except he blew through a stop sign from 3B coach Matt Williams but scored the run. I didn't see it, but I read a comment that he got a lecture in the dugout.
Rafael Devers 1B- 2 for 5, 2B, BB, 2 R, RBI. BA= .259. Hey! Devers played 1B! Hopefully this means his back feels better. This was his second 2-hit game in a row. I thought he looked the happiest I've seen him since the trade and with more positive body language.
Willy Adames SS- 1 for 2, 3 BB, 2 R, RBI. BA= .231. Adames resurgence continues.
Matt Chapman 3B- 2 for 5, 3B. BA= .241. Chapman's third 2-hit game in a row and he's to be hitting the ball hard. Hopefully that means his wrist injury is fully healed and in his rearview mirror.
Wilmer Flores DH- 1 for 3, HR(12), SF, R, 4 RBI. BA= .245. It shouldn't make any difference but somehow I feel like Devers and Flores will both be happier and do better with Devers at 1B and Wilmer at DH.
Casey Schmitt 2B- 1 for 4, HR(5), R, RBI. BA= .246. Schmitt's home run capped the 4-run 2'nd inning that got the Giants and Landen Roupp off to a great start.
Patrick Bailey 2B- 2 for 4, 2B, R. BA= .208. He got thrown out trying for a second double on another great throw by Ronald Acuna Jr. It looked like Bailey ditched the "torpedo" bat. He's batting .333 over his last 7 games and .245 over his last 30. If he can sustain a .245 BA the rest of the way, it will be a big boost to the lineup.
Landen Roupp RHP- 5 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 6 K's. ERA= 3.11. Another strong start for Roupp.
Joey Lucchesi LHP- 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K's. ERA= 2.08. Lucchesi has been impressive since his call up.
Carson Seymour RHP- 2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 4 K's. ERA= 3.00. Hayden Birdsong RHP and Tristan Beck RHP were optioned to AAA Sacramento and Seymour and Sean Hjelle RHP were recalled. Birdsong obviously needs to work on his game and Beck pitched 5.2 innings in 3 days and the Giants needed an available arm in the bullpen. I am sure Beck will be back soon. Seymour looked really good with a 98 MPH sinking fastball and a sharp slider. He is an imposing presence on the mound.
Giants have an early game tomorrow at 9:15 AM PDT. Justin Verlander RHP tries for a series win and his first Win of the season facing Spencer Strider RHP who has a 2.53 ERA over his last 7 starts.
Down on the Farm: 7/21/2025
Rookie ACL: Giants outscored the Rangers 9-8.
Monday, July 21, 2025
Game Wrap 7/21/2025: Braves 9 Giants 5
The lineup handed Young Hayden Birdsong a lead in the top of the first inning but he failed to record an out in a disaster start. Key Lines:
Sunday, July 20, 2025
Down on the Farm: 7/20/2025
AAA: Oklahoma City Comets edged out the Sacramento River Cats 5-4.
Game Wrap 7/20/2025: Blue Jays 8 Giants 6
The Giants bats came to life in the series finale in Toronto but it was not enough to overcome a rough day for the pitching. Key Lines:
Down on the Farm: 7/19/2025
AAA: Oklahoma City Comets blasted the Sacramento River Cats 14-3.
Saturday, July 19, 2025
Game Wrap 7/19/2025: Blue Jays 6 Giants 3
For awhile this game felt like a mirror image of last night's with the Giants making the most of their hits and the Blue Jays leaving runners on base, but in the end it again came down to a disaster inning being too much for a struggling lineup to overcome. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos LF- 1 for 3, SF. BA= .265. Heliot's Sac Fly drove in Luis Matos with the Giants second run of the game and a brief 2-0 lead.
Willy Adames SS- 2 for 3, 2 HR(14). BA= 224. For awhile it looked like Willy Adames might win this one by himself but alas, he didn't get much help from his teammates and a pair of solo HR's just wasn't enough. Still an encouraging game from a guy the Giants desperately need to be the team leader both on the field and the clubhouse.
Luis Matos RF- 1 for 3, 2B. BA= .175. Matos leadoff double in the 6'th after Adames HR in the 5'th looked like the Giants might be getting it in gear for a convincing win. Alas, they burned two outs advancing him to 3B on a flyball and Heliot's Sac Fly. It was nice to get the run but the rally was over. The Blue Jays 4-run rally in the bottom of the 6'th inning erased the lead and the optimism.
Logan Webb RHP- 6 IP, 11 H, 4 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 9/3 GO/AO. ERA= 3.08. Webb had runners on base every inning but held the wolves at bay until the disaster 6'th when is luck ran out and 2 singles and 3 doubles erased the Giants 2-0 lead and effectively ended the game.
All-Star Robbie Ray LHP tries to stave off a sweep tomorrow facing Jose Berrios RHP who comes in with a 3.75 ERA. Unfortunately the game is televised on Roku.
Down on the Farm: 7/18/2025
AAA: Oklahoma City Comets defeated the Sacramento River Cats 5-2.