Giants win Friday; Orioles rally to win Saturday
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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 — 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.
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Timeline
- 1. 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).
- 2. The Giants experienced earlier losing skids of three and four games under their rookie manager before mounting a short winning run.
- 3. 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.
- 4. During the Giants’ current winning streak they outscored opponents 17-3, per game accounts.
- 5. 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.
Why it matters
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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