article SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 23: Ryan Walker #74 of the San Francisco Giants pitches against the Milwaukee Brewers in the top of the ninth inning at Oracle Park on April 23, 2025 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Expand The Brief San Francisco beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 on Wednesday night. Jung Hoo Lee added three hits to help the Giants improve to 14-2 against right-handed starters this season, tops in the majors. The Brewers scored twice in the ninth off closer Ryan Walker before Camilo Doval got the final two outs for his fourth save. SAN FRANCISCO - Wilmer Flores hit a two-run single in the sixth inning to back another strong start by Giants

(247NEWSSOURCE) – Logan Webb shined on the mound while leading the San Francisco Giants to a 4-2 win over the Milwaukee Brewers in San Francisco. Webb earned the win and moved to 3-and-1 after tossing six strikeouts across six-and-a-third shutout innings. Wilmer Flores led the way at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a run scored and two RBI. Camilo Doval notched his fourth save as the Giants improved to 16-and-9. Brice Turang led Milwaukee with two RBI on three hits. Freddy Peralta was charged with the loss as the Brewers dropped to 13-and-12. Brewers manager Pat Murphy said that his squad is still trying to form an identity as a team. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2499/files/2025/04/milmurphy0423a-1.mp3

One hundred years after the Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, the San Francisco Fire Department held a Firemen's Muster to commemorate this historical, momentous occasion. The chosen site for this gathering of several fire departments with their horse drawn wagons, antique steam engines and horses was the spacious parking lot of what is now known as Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants major league baseball team. Back then, they were known as the New York Gothams. In 1885, the team's manager, Jim Mutrie, nicknamed the team the Giants.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (WSAU) — The Milwaukee Brewers stranded the tying runs in scoring position in the 9th inning and dropped a 4-2 decision to the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night. The game was scoreless until the 6th when Freddy Peralta and Nick Mears gave up four runs. The Brewers got a two-run double from Brice Turang in the 9th but couldnt complete the comeback. The Brewers and Giants finish their series with day baseball today…pre-game show at 2:10 on WSAU.

Two teams that demonstrated their strengths to one another over three nights hope to close out a four-game series on a winning note when the defensive-minded San Francisco Giants host the offensively charged Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday afternoon. Pitching and defense were the keys for the second time in three days when Logan Webb dominated on the mound and Mike Yastrzemski and Christian Koss shined in the field in a 4-2 Giants win Wednesday night. The hosts followed a similar script with Robbie Ray's pitching and another error-free defensive effort in a 5-2 triumph in the series opener on Monday.

Lee Jung-hoo of the San Francisco Giants now has a trio of three-hit games this season. Lee batted 3-for-4 and scored a run as the Giants defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Wednesday. Lee raised his team-best batting average from .315 to .333. Lee got into the hit column with a single off starter Freddy Peralta in the bottom of the first inning.

The San Francisco Giants are 16-9 on April 23rd following tonight’s 4-2 win over the Milwaukee Brewers — but it didn’t have to be that close. Ryan Walker has now had back-to-back “Dude, Where’s My Closer?”-level appearances, and tonight’s non-save situation meltdown in the 9th inning of a 4-0 game featured a noticeable velocity drop. It would not make a lot of sense for Walker’s role to have been “just keeping the seat warm until Doval got back up to speed” — at least, not for a team that’s 16-9 on April 23rd.

Roughly two weeks ago, Logan Webb took the mound at Oracle Park against the ace of a team from the NL Central, pitched a fantastic outing and ended up with a no decision. On Wednesday night, Webb again took the mound at Oracle Park against the ace of a team from the NL Central and pitched a fantastic outing. Webb outdueled Freddy Peralta and Wilmer Flores drove in two runs to re-establish himself as baseball's RBI leader as the Giants (16-9) defeated the Milwaukee Brewers, 4-2, pitching 6 1/3 scoreless innings with six strikeouts to three walks as he recorded his fourth quality start of the year.

One bad inning is enough to ruin Brewers’ night

Willy Adames may be off to a slow start with the San Francisco Giants, but his energy and personality haven't missed a beat — especially when it comes to facing his old friends. The Giants' newly-minted shortstop was all smiles before the series opener against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday, catching up with former teammates and exchanging hugs behind the batting cage. Among those he reconnected with was Brewers right-hander Freddy Peralta, a longtime teammate — and self-proclaimed bestie. Adames, who spent four seasons in Milwaukee and became a fan favorite both on and off the field, couldn't contain his excitement ahead of Wednesday's game, when he'll face Peralta in a live game for the first time.

You've got to give Logan Webb credit. Webb was ticked about a 3-2 pitch call to the leadoff hitter in the top of the second inning on Wednesday night. The tailing fastball from Webb wound up almost right down the middle. The pitch to Rhys Hoskins was ruled ball-4, though, instead of strike-3 looking.

The San Francisco Giants have been one of the best teams in baseball this year, kicking off the Buster Posey era with a bang. After compiling MLB's top record during spring training, they've opened the season 15-9 despite their tough schedule and playing in the toughest division in baseball. From pitching and hitting to defense and baserunning, the Giants are doing everything well under veteran manager Bob Melvin.

The source of Jung Hoo Lee's hot start cannot be found in film or stats . For Lee, the key to his hot start lies in a luxury only afforded by time. “It's all about the comfort level here in the clubhouse and on the field,” Lee told this news organization through team interpreter Justin Han. Lee, who's hitting .315 with an MLB-leading 10 doubles, didn't consider his first year with the Giants to be overwhelming, though he did joke that “it's hard to drive over here in the city” because of San Francisco's numerous one-way roads.

The San Francisco Giants have a lot to be excited about with their No. 1 prospect, who made his season debut with Double-A Richmond on Tuesday. Giants top prospect Bryce Eldridge opened the second inning with a splash in his first at-bat of the year. The first baseman homered a hanging breaking ball that soared over the right-center field wall to put the Flying Squirrels on the board. It's an encouraging sight for the slugger San Francisco used their top pick on in the 2023 MLB draft.

Follow along for live updates from the Brewers' game against the Giants on Wednesday night at Oracle Park.

Logan Webb pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings and Wilmer Flores drove in two more runs as the San Francisco Giants blanked the Milwaukee Brewers.

SAN FRANCISCO — Christian Yelich hit his fifth career grand slam and Jake Bauers added a two-run homer as part of an eight-run sixth inning, leading the Milwaukee Brewers to an 11-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night. Yelich's fifth home run this season and first grand slam in more than three years came on a 2-2 fastball from reliever Lou Trivino and broke open what had been a close game. Three batters later, Bauers went deep for his second homer of the season. Brice Turang added four hits for Milwaukee. Bauers had three hits and William Contreras drove in two runs to help the Brewers win for the fourth time in 11 road games this season. Pitching Performances Jose Quintana

Christian Yelich hit his fifth career grand slam and Jake Bauers added a two-run homer as part of an eight-run sixth inning, leading the Milwaukee Brewers to an 11-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night. Yelich's fifth home run this season and first grand slam in more than three years came on a 2-2 fastball from reliever Lou Trivino and broke open what had been a close game.

After almost six years in the minor leagues, former Kings Mountain baseball standout Will Wilson picked up the call he's waited a lifetime to receive.

Two of the most consistent pitchers in recent Major League Baseball history will go head-to-head for the first time when Freddy Peralta and the Milwaukee Brewers continue a four-game road series against Logan Webb and the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night. The clubs have split the first two games of the set, with the Brewers avenging a 5-2 loss with an 11-3 shellacking in Tuesday's rematch. Runs have been hard to come by whenever Peralta (2-1, 1.91 ERA) or Webb (2-1, 2.40) has been on the mound this season. Since then, Webb has a 3.15 ERA in 130 games, while Peralta's is 3.42 in 113 games.