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Giants win Friday; Orioles rally to win Saturday

PUBLISHED Apr 10, 2026, 11:31 PM ET

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Baltimore — On Friday, Landen Roupp pitched six sharp innings and the San Francisco Giants defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 as Willy Adames and Jung Hoo Lee homered to support Roupp’s outing, marking the Giants’ season-high third straight victory and including a leaping defensive grab by Taylor Ward in the eighth. Baltimore responded on Saturday in Baltimore with a 6-2 win, as Jeremiah Jackson nearly hit for the cycle and Gunnar Henderson hit a solo home run; Logan Webb took the loss for San Francisco while Grant Wolfram recorded the win in relief, leaving the Orioles with four wins in five games.

By Neha R. | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

Roupp’s last win prior to this stretch was July 22; he finished the 2025 season on the injured list with a bruised left knee (reported).
The Giants experienced earlier losing skids of three and four games under their rookie manager before mounting a short winning run.
Friday: San Francisco beat Baltimore 6-3 as Roupp delivered six innings and Adames and Jung Hoo Lee homered; Taylor Ward made a key defensive play.
During the Giants’ current winning streak they outscored opponents 17-3, per game accounts.
Saturday: Baltimore beat San Francisco 6-2 as Jeremiah Jackson had a multi-hit night (nearly a cycle) and Gunnar Henderson homered; Logan Webb was charged with the loss.

News Intelligence

The Giants' recent winning streak could signal a turnaround for the team. If you're a fan, this is a reason to cheer. If you're into sports betting, it's a trend to watch. Check out their next few games to see if the momentum continues.

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Who Benefited

The Baltimore Orioles benefited from strong offensive contributions and timely hitting in the second game, while the San Francisco Giants benefited from Landen Roupp’s quality start and homers by Willy Adames and Jung Hoo Lee that produced a win in the first game.

Who Impacted

The San Francisco Giants suffered a loss in the second game as Logan Webb allowed four runs and San Francisco’s offense produced limited runs; the Orioles’ bullpen was heavily used despite the victory.