AAA: El Paso Chihuahuas outscored the Sacramento River Cats 8-6.
Sunday, July 5, 2026
Down on the Farm: 7/4/2026
Game Wrap 7/4/2026: Giants 6 Rockies 4
The Giants put up 4 runs in the first inning. The Rockies answered with 3 of their own in the bottom of the inning but it was the Giants that added on for a wire-to-wire win. Key Lines:
Luis Arraez 2B- 3 for 5, R RBI. BA= .330. Congratulations to Arraez for making the All-Star roster. It is very well deserved. His 3 hits raised his BA back up to .330 but he still trails Otto Lopez for both the NL and MLB batting crown by .011.
Casey Schmitt 3B- 2 for 5, 2B, R. BA= .283. Matt Chapman's injury gives Schmitt his natural position back. He's showing he belongs by both hitting and making spectactular fielding plays. Ironically Chapman's injury may complicate Schmitt's future by making Chappy harder to trade.
Willy Adames SS- 2 for 4, 2B, BB, SB, R, 2 RBI. BA= .232. Adames capped the scoring in the top of the first inning with a 2-run double.
Bryce Eldridge DH- 2 for 5, 2B, HR(7), R, 2 RBI. BA= .280. This kid seems to make adjustments really fast. He's batting .286 over his last 7 games after going 2 for 25 in his previous 7.
Victor Bericoto LF- 2 for 4, 2 2B. BA= .298. 2 doubles but did not figure into the scoring. Keep putting him out there until he proves it's a fluke.
Robbie Ray LHP- 6 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 BB, 4 K's. ERA= 3.45. Ray recovered to pitch a Quality Start after giving up 3 in the first inning.
Caleb Kilian RHP- 1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 0 BB, 2 K's, Save(8). ERA= 4.14. Shaky but got the Save with the 3-run lead. Maybe there's a team out there that will look at the Saves and not the ERA at the trade deadline?
Tyler Mahle RHP tries for a series win this afternoon facing Tanner Gordon RHP who comes in with a 6.69 ERA.
Matt Gage was placed in the IL with an elbow sprain after throwing 51 pitches in 1.1 IP on Friday. Gage indicated he expects to need Tommy John surgery. His velocity was down and he was throwing only fastballs by the end of his final appearance raising more questions about the level of communication on the team. He indicated he knew he was seriously injured but "wanted to leave it all out there." Gage was on the IL with a knee injury from from June 2-16. He gave up 4 runs in a total of 1 IP in his first two appearances after returning but had two short scoreless stints before Friday.
Saturday, July 4, 2026
Down on the Farm: 7/3/2026
Happy July 4, everybody!
AAA: El Paso Chihuahua defeated the Sacramento River Cats 4-2.
Friday, July 3, 2026
Game Wrap 7/3/2026: Rockies 15 Giants 3
This one was over before I could settle into my recliner chair to watch. Jake McCarthy led off the Rockies first inning with a home run. Logan Webb gave up 3 runs in the first inning and 7 in 3 innings of work. McCarthy went on to add a grand slam home run off Matt Gage. He was something like only the 7'th player in MLB history to hit a leadoff HR and a grand slam in the same game. Rafael Devers hit a solo HR, his 16'th in the 6'th inning.
Robbie Ray LHP will try for a better result tomorrow evening against Tomoyki Sugano RHP.
Down on the Farm: 7/2/2026
AAA: Sacramento River Cats outscored the El Paso Chihuahuas 9-7.
Thursday, July 2, 2026
Down on the Farm: 7/1/2026
AAA: El Paso Chihuahuas defeated the Sacramento River Cats 6-3.
Game Wrap 7/1/2026: Giants 6 D'Backs 4
Trevor McDonald allowed just hit and one baserunner over 6 innings of shutout ball while Heliot Ramos and Victor Bericoto supplies the toonder in the lineup and the Giants avoided a series sweep. Key Lines:
Heliot Ramos RF- 2 for 4, 3B, HR(6), 2 R, 2 RBI. BA= .268. Ramos broke up a scoreless game in the 5'th with a mammoth 427 ft HR to CF. He followed that up an inning later with a drive to RF that deflected offf the glove of the RF onto the top of the fence then bounced back onto the field for an RBI triple. He then scored on Jung Hoo Lee's single.
Jung Hoo Lee CF/RF- 2 for 4, SB(6), 2 R, RBI. BA= .319. Tony Vitello went with a bat-first OF lineup with Lee in CF and Bericoto and Ramos on the corners. It paid off.
Victor Bericoto LF- 2 for 4, HR(4) R, 2 RBI. BA= .308. Bericoto backed up Ramos 5'th inning HR with a 422 ft, 2-run blast of his own. I've always believed in Bericoto's bat and it's becoming apparent he has prodigious power potential. Keep running him out there at least until he cools off.
Drew Cavanaugh C- 2 for 4, RBI. BA= .286. Cavanaugh has started 4 of 5 games since his call up.
Trevor McDonald RHP- 6 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 5 K's. ERA= 4.42. Since his poor start in Miami on 6/20, McDonald has allowed 3 R in 11.1 IP over his subsequent 2 starts.
Ryan Walker RHP- 0.0 IP, 4 H, 4 R, 0 BB, 0 K. ERA= 7.06. There was some poor defense in the 8'th inning but make no mistake, Walker got lit up. 3 of the 4 hits were line drives. Whether it's Tristan Beck, Spencer Bivens or Blade Tidwell, I think it's time to move on from Ryan Walker.
The Giants get a travel day to Colorado for a weekend series against the Rockies. With TBD facing TBD on Friday evening.
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/30/2026
AAA: Sacramento River Cats mauled the El Paso Chihuahuas 10-5.
Game Wrap 6/30/2026: D'Backs 8 Giants 2
Landen Roupp had a disaster start and solo HR's by Luis Arraez and Rafael Devers were too little, too late. Key Lines:
Luis Arraez 2B/3B- 3 for 4, 3B, HR(4). BA= .331. Arraez fell a double short of a cycle. Arraez now trails Yandy Diaz of the Rays by .003 for MLB batting average leadership and former Giants Churn casualty Otto Lopez by .001 for the lead in the NL batting championship race.
Rafael Devers 1B- 1 for 2, HR(15), 2 BB. BA= .242. Devers is close to being on track for a 30 HR season.
The rest of the Giants lineup went a combined 0 for 24. Matt Chapman pulled up lame after a play in the field. He batted in the 7'th inning after a conference with the training staff in the dugout but pulled up lame again coming out of the batter's box on a pop up. He came out with Arraez moving over to cover 3B and Jonah Cox taking over at 2B. Cox then made a really good play on a ball that might have been out of Arraez' reach.
After the game it came out that Chapman has been dealing with an abdominal issue all season. I wonder at what point in an increasingly lost season you might want to put a guy like Chapman on the IL and try to get him healed up before he pulls up lame like that and why on Earth would you let him bat after pulling up on an infield play? Just another in a long and growing list of very questionable management decisions on multiple levels in an organization that looks like a ship out on the ocean that's lost it's power.
Landen Roupp RHP- 2.2 IP, 5 H, 6 R, 6 BB, 4 K's. ERA= 4.55. Roupp was coming off two Quality Starts so this disaster might not be part of a trend but it was also his 3'rd disaster start of the month which saw him go 0 for 3 with a 7.14 ERA.
Adrian Houser RHP- 5.1 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 BB, 1 K. ERA= 5.38. Houser gave up 2 ER in 8 IP over his last two appearances, both in multi-inning relief roles.
Trevor McDonald RHP tries to avoid a sweep this evening facing Zac Gallen RHP who comes in with a 6.15 ERA but always seems to pitch the Giants tough.
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/29/2026
ACL: Rockies outscored the Giants 13-9.
Game Wrap 6/29/2029: D'Backs 5 Giants 4
A ninth-inning rally was not enough to overcome a pitching meltdown in the middle innings. Key Lines:
Luis Arraez 2B- 2 for 4, 2B. BA= .326. 7-game hit streak with two consecutive 2-hit games. Arraez has gone hitless in just 2 of 23 games in June and has a .337 BA for the month.
Heliot Ramos RF- 1 for 4, HR(5), R, RBI. BA= .267. Wait! Ramos only has 5 HR's on the season? I guess he's been out since 5/15. Anyway, his solo HR led off the top of the 9'th inning.
Bryce Eldridge DH- 2 for 4, R. BA= .285. Just when you think the league has figured him out, he gets two hits.
Victor Bericoto LF- 2 for 3, 2B. BA= .286. A nice night at the plate for Bericoto was marred by a pick off....with a runner ahead of him at 2B.
Tyler Mahle RHP- 4.1 IP, 4 H, 4 R, 3 BB, 3 K's. ERA= 5.67. Mahle gave up a leadoff HR to Ketel Marte in the first inning but then settled down until loading the bases in the 5'th. Sam Hentges came in and promptly gave up a 3-run double. After the game, Mahle said he pitched around Marte for the final baserunner and added he did not realize he was on a strict pitch count of 85. Say what? OK, it is probably highly debatable whether he should have pitched around Marte and maybe the coaching staff didn't want him to know he was on a pitch count for that reason(although there are plenty of ways to communicate to a pitcher you want a batter pitched around). But this is only one of a lengthening line of miscommunication issues for this team and that goes straight to the Manager's office.
Landen Roupp RHP tries to even the series tonight against TBD.
Monday, June 29, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/28/2026
AAA: Las Vegas Aviators defeated the Sacramento River Cats 6-2
Game Wrap 6/28/2027: Giants 3 Braves 2
Robbie Ray outpitched Chris Sale allowing just an unearned run in 8 IP and the lineup broke through with a three runs in the 6'th and 7'th innings and Caleb Kilian held on for the Save. Key Lines:
Matt Chapman 3B- 2 for 4, 2B. BA= .241. Frustrating trend of leadoff batters getting on base but not figuring into scoring continues.
Luis Arraez 2B- 2 for 3, SF, R, RBI. BA= .324. Arraez started the 6'th inning rally with a leadoff single.
Heliot Ramos DH- 1 for 3, BB, R. BA= .268. Welcome back Heliot! Bryce Eldridge sat against the ace lefty.
Willy Adames SS- 1 for 4. BA= .231. Adames came out of the game with back spasms. Casey Schmitt finished the game at SS.
Drew Gilbert PH/CF- 1 for 1, R. BA= .233. Jonah Cox started in CF against the LHP. Gilbert singled to lead off the 7'th as a PH. He went to 3'rd on Chapman's double and scored on the Arraez Sac Fly.
Sunday, June 28, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/27/2026
AAA: Las Vegas Aviators shut down the Sacramento River Cats 1-0.
Game Wrap 6/27/2026: Giants 5 Braves 0
This one went down like they drew it up as Logan Webb pitched 7 shut out innings and Rafael Devers drove in 4 runs with a pair of home runs. Key Lines:
Rafael Devers 1B- 2 for 3, 2 HR(14), 2 R, 4 RBI. BA= .240. Devers got the Giants scoring started with a solo HR in the 2'nd inning. Bryce Eldridge doubled and scored on Drew Gilbert's sac fly later in the inning. Devers came up again the very next inning with 2 outs and 2 runners on and delivered on the Earl Weaver formula for winning baseball with a 3-run HR. That was the end of the Giants scoring but it was more than enough to support the shut out pitching of Logan Webb and two relievers. Maybe it's just me but Devers seems to be playing with more focus since the dust up over the pinch runner last Sunday in Miami.
Logan Webb RHP- 7 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 6 K's, 8/4 GO/AO. ERA= 3.09. Vintage Logan Webb. His season line is now well within his career norm. In fact, if he finishes the season with an ERA of 3.09 or lower, it will be his best season since 2022. His line for the month of June is 3-1, 0.71, 38 IP, 4 BB, 29 K.
Robbie Ray LHP tries for a series win this afternoon but has a daunting task as he faces Chris Sale LHP who comes in with an ERA of 2.14.
I watched a movie yesterday called Voice Mails for Isabelle. It's actually a very sad movie, especially for someone who lost the love of their life this year. But the movie is about San Francisco and at one point they play the Journey song When the Lights Go Down In the City. It brought back memories of another time when Steve Perry sang it during postseason games at AT&T Park and how it brought the team, the stadium, the song and the city together and created magical moments.
I then thought back to how in the years after Willie Mays and Juan Marichal were traded and soon retired, I started obsessively reading minor league stat lines in The Sporting News hoping to find the next Willie Mays or the next Juan Marichal. At one point I thought Chili Davis might be the next Mays. He was a good player but he wasn't Willie Mays. John "The Count" Montefusco was an exciting pitcher but he was not Juan Marichal. Neither was Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum or Madison Bumgarner. After many years, I came to the realization that while the Giants would have more great players wear the uniform, there would never be another Willie Mays and there definitely would never be another Juan Marichal.
I think sometimes many of us follow this team, even through crushingly disappointing seasons, hoping to bring back the magic of the Even Year Dynasty. I do believe there will again be good Giants teams. After all we had a great one in 2021. I believe that someday they will win another World Series but must remember it took 52 years of playing in San Francisco to win the first one. What won't happen again is 2010 or 2012 or 2014. Those were different teams run by different people and the city is different with different vibes and a different relationship to the team. 2010 was the first championship in San Francisco and there will never be another first one.
So we'll keep following this team with an eye on the farm system and the future. But the future, as good and exciting as it may be, will not bring back the past.
Saturday, June 27, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/26/2026
AAA: Sacramento River Cats bombed the Las Vegas Aviators 13-6.
Game Wrap 6/26/2026: Braves 3 Giants 1
Trevor McDonald was a gamer for 5.1 innings falling two outs short of a Quality Start and the bullpen shut down the Braves the rest of the way, but the lineup came up short going 0 for 8 with RISP including a brutal 5'th inning when Bryce Eldridge struck out with the bases loaded and one out followed by Casey Schmitt's ground out. Key Lines:
Trevor McDonald RHP- 5.1 IP, 7 H, 3 R, 1 BB, 3 K's, 8/4 GO/AO. ERA= 4.94. McDonald was a lot sharper than his last start which is a low bar. He had better command of his 2-seamer and a really nice looking changeup. The Braves kind of pecked away at him. At one point Duane Kuiper commented that the Giants were losing the 90 foot game.
Adrian Houser RHP- 2.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 4/2 GO/AO. ERA= 5.53. Not sure if Houser was calling his own pitches but he commented that he wished he knew he could before he got demoted to the bullpen. He looked sharp in multiple innings in this game.
4 of the Giants 7 hits were doubles by Luis Arraez 2B, Rafael Devers 1B, Bryce Eldridge DH and Willy Adames SS.
Logan Webb RHP tries to even the weekend series this evening facing Bryce Elder RHP who comes in with an ERA of 3.71.
Friday, June 26, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/25/2026
AAA: Las Vegas Aviators edged out the Sacramento River Cats 4-3.
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Game Wrap 6/25/2026: A's 9 Giants 6
The Giants bullpen collectively gave up 7 runs over the final 3 innings to blow a 6-2 lead and a Quality Start by Landen Roupp. Key Lines:
Down on the Farm: 6/24/2026
AAA: Las Vegas Aviators downed the Sacramento River Cats 5-1.
Game Wrap 6/24/2026: Giants 2 A's 1
The Giants were three outs away from a crushing 1-0 loss when Rafael Devers homered over the CF fence to tie it and with two outs, Victor Bericoto hit a mammoth shot to left of center for the walk-off win. Key Lines:
Rafael Devers DH- 1 for 4, HR(12). BA= .239. Home runs can bring redemption and maybe Devers gained some with this game-saving bomb that staved off another crushing loss for the Giants. Home runs like this are what they hoped to get when they traded for him.
Victor Bericoto LF- 2 for 4, HR(2). BA= .227. Bericoto got every bit of the game-winning blast which travelled 445 ft up into the stands just left of CF. He was in the lineup against a LHP starter after several articles and social media posts detailing how little he and Jonah Cox were playing. Bericoto made a strong throw to save a run earlier too.
Tyler Mahle RHP- 5.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 4 K's. Mahle returns from the IL and looked like the Mahle the Giants hoped for when they signed him. IDK if he called his own pitches but if that's the trend for Giants pitchers, it seems to be working.
Landen Roupp RHP tries for a series win today facing Jeffrey Springs LHP who comes in with a 5.55 ERA.
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/23/2026
AAA: Las Vegas Aviators blasted the Sacramento River Cats 11-2.
Game Wrap 6/23/2026: Giants 3 A's 1
Robbie Ray turned in his second strong performance in a row and recorded a Quality Start and the lineup scored just enough runs to make it a wire-to-wire win. Key Lines:
Casey Schmitt LF/1B- 2 for 4. BA= .299. 7'th consecutive multi-hit game. Did not figure into the scoring although his single in the 7'th advanced Bryce Eldridge DH into scoring position helping Rafael Devers 1B get an RBI.
Jung Hoo Lee RF- 2 for 3, HR(5), BB, SB(5), R, RBI. BA= .331. Lee's homer run in the second inning went over the CF fence near the 415 ft sign in Triples Alley. It drove in the Giants first run of the game.
Willy Adames SS- 2 for 4, 2B, R. BA= .227. Adames followed Lee's HR with a double and then scored on Matt Chapman 3B's single.
Robbie Ray LHP- 8 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 4 BB, 6 K's, 8/4 GO/AO. ERA= 3.70. This is interesting. Remember the dust-up over a game which was lost after something like 9 consecutive sliders were called....by somebody? There was discussion over the coaches maybe not being happy with Patrick Bailey's pitch selection and possibly calling pitches from the dugout. It's unclear how much that contributed to the decision to trade Bailey. Well, now it comes out that Logan Webb RHP and some of the other pitchers have started calling their own pitches and doing it with success. Is Ray another case? Webb's comments seemed to take a shot at the new catchers, Susac and Haase, saying the level of trust in their pitch selection is not quite up to what it was with Bailey. Adrian Houser RHP chimed in that he wished he tried it before his demotion to the bullpen. I remember after the telecommunication devices for pitch calling were introduced there was talk of it allowing pitchers to call their own game. Max Scherzer, in particular was someone who wanted to try that. Then that talk died out. Pitch selection by the coaches from the dugout seems to be on the rise. I actually like the idea of pitchers calling their own game and hope it continues to bring better results for the Giants pitching.
Caleb Kilian RHP- 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, Save(5). ERA= 2.97. Kilian is the Closer as he should be.
Rafael Devers did the right thing and apologized to Tony Vitello for the "misunderstanding" on Sunday. Seems they are both good now so we will close the book on that incident and move on. There are obviously bigger issues at all levels of the organization that need to addressed. Buster Posey held a press conference then refused to take non-baseball questions. That was not a great look on his part. He did say he has no plans to resign as POBO before the end of his contract and reiterated that all options are on the table at the trade deadline except Logan Webb. Wish Buster the best over the next month as it is a critical period for the future of the organization and we'll hope he is able to unload at least one of the "albatross" contracts.
Tyler Mahle RHP returns from the IL tonight to face Gage Jump LHP who comes in with a 2.37 ERA.
Monday, June 22, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/22/2026
All full season leagues were idle as usual on Mondays.
ACL: Giants defeated the Royals 5-1.
Sunday, June 21, 2026
Down on the Farm: 6/21/2026
AAA: Sacramento River Cats topped the Oklahoma City Comets 6-5.
Game Wrap 6/21/2026: Marlins 2 Giants 1
The Giants lineup sputtered in futility, spoiling a Webb Gem and apparently causing frustrations to boil over onto the field in the 9'th inning. Key Lines:
Casey Schmitt LF- 2 for 4, RBI. BA= .298. 6'th multi-hit game in a row for Schmitt who drove in the only Giants run with a oppo-field single to drive in Luis Arraez 2B who doubled with 2-outs in the third inning followed by a walk to Bryce Eldridge. Drew Gilbert CF had the only other Giants hit in the game for a total of just 4.
Logan Webb RHP- 8 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 1 BB, 5 K's. ERA= 3.35. I think it's time to put the term, "Caining" into storage and call it "Webbing." It's such a crime to waste the talent of a guy who has pitched his heart out for this team for 5+ seasons.
Tony Vitello Manager- In a story that shouldn't be a story because it should never have happened, Rafael Devers led off the 9'th inning with a walk. Tony Vitello sent Jonah Cox in to pinch run, a move the situation obviously called for. Devers objected and kept trying to waive Cox off the field. The rook was understandably confused and stood behind 1B coach Shane Robinson while it go sorted out. Devers eventually and grudgingly walked to the dugout but was visibly frustrated while his teammates tried to high five him. Apparently Devers thought the reason for the switch was a mildly sore hammy which he felt was good to go, but it was a move that totally needed to happen anyway, not because of anything wrong with Devers but because Jonah Cox has elite speed and was the best bet to score the tying run at that point. All I have to say is OMG! Can we please move out both Devers and Tony Vitello?
Ryan Gusto RHP- 4.1 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 2 BB, 6 K's. ERA= 6.00. The Giants once again managed to make a pitcher who came in with a bloated ERA look like a Cy Young Award candidate. To top that off, after Gusto struck out Daniel Susac with a runner on first in the 5'th inning, Marlins Manager Clayton McCullough came out and replaced him with a LHP with 4 of the next 5 scheduled Giants batters hitting from the left side. I thought of two things: 1. The Giants don't have a LHP Vitello can trust in that situation and 2. That move combined with the way they call pitches from the dugout is a stark contrast between a team that actually has a pitching plan with one that is completely lost. BTW, McCullough was the Dodgers first base coach and widely respected as a potential future manager before taking the Marlins job, another stark contrast to think about.
The Giants leave behind a disaster series sweep against a team headed in the opposite direction. They get a day off to look at themselves in the mirror before starting a home series against the A's on Tuesday with Robbie Ray LHP facing Aaron Civale LHP who comes in with a 4.91 ERA.
Down on the Farm: 6/20/2026
AAA: Oklahoma City Comets shut out the Sacramento River Cats 6-0.
Saturday, June 20, 2026
Game Wrap 6/20/2026: Marlins 6 Giants 3
Trevor McDonald struggled with command and with sloppy defense in the early innings while the lineup failed to bring in runners in scoring position in another dispiriting loss. Key Lines:
Luis Arraez 2B- 1 for 3, 2 BB. BA= .321. The top two batters in the lineup reached base 5 times in 10 PA's yet failed to figure in the scoring in large part because Matt Chapman 3B, Rafael Devers 1B and Willy Adames SS went a combined 0 for 13 out of the 3, 4 and 6 holes in the lineup, pun intended.
Jung Hoo Lee RF- 2 for 4, 2 2B, 2 R. BA= .331. Otto Lopez went 1 for 5 so Lee now trails him by just .001 in the batting race.
Casey Schmitt LF- 3 for 4, 2 2B, HR(16), R, 2 RBI. BA= .293. Mighty Casey is on some kind of fire. After 4 consecutive 2-hit games, he lit this one up for 3 XBH's.
Drew Gilbert CF- 3 for 4, 2B, RBI. BA= .234. I understand why a lot of fans find Gilbert annoying, but I like the kid. I hope he continues to get regular playing time. It's not like this season is going anywhere anyway and I think he can develop into the type of player other team's find annoying.
Trevor McDonald RHP- 3 IP, 3 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 1 K, 5/2 GO/AO, 3 HBP. ERA= 4.93. McDonald's 2-seam FB was sailing armside which usually means he's dropping his arm and getting under the pitches. The result was a wild start which wasn't helped by 4 errors including one where he failed to find first base with his foot as he was covering a grounder hit to Devers.
Matt Gage LHP- 0.2 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 BB, 0 K. ERA= 3.96. Gage became the latest reliever to fail to keep the game close. Inherited runners are tough but a big part of a reliever's job is to strand them, especially if you area a lefty brought in to face a lefty batter.
J. T. Brubaker RHP- 2.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K's. ERA= 2.75. Has anyone considered trying Brubaker as a SP? He must be better than the 6'th best option.
Logan Webb RHP tries to avoid a sweep tomorrow in a 10:40 AM PDT start time facing Ryan Gusto RHP who comes in with a 7.24 ERA.
Down on the Farm: 6/18/2026
AAA: Oklahoma City Comets downed the Sacramento River Cats 7-3.