Giants break losing streak with Wilmer Flores' grand slam against Diamondbacks
- The San Francisco Giants ended their 6-game losing streak with a dominant 9-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
- Wilmer Flores' grand slam in the third inning was the highlight of the game, leading the Giants to victory.
- This win marks a comeback for the Giants after a rough patch in their recent games.
Wilmer Flores hit a grand slam in the third inning, leading the San Francisco Giants to a 9-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Giants ended a six-game losing streak with a six-run outburst in the third inning. Heliot Ramos also contributed with a two-run homer off Jordan Montgomery. Flores, who had only one home run in 50 games prior to this, added a sacrifice fly in the ninth inning. The Giants moved into third place in the NL West after the win. Montgomery struggled, allowing six earned runs and seven hits in the third inning. Pavin Smith homered for the Diamondbacks, but it wasn't enough to extend their four-game winning streak. Ramos had a strong performance, reaching base six times with two hits and four walks. The Giants made roster moves by optioning OF Luis Matos to Triple-A Sacramento. Manager Bob Melvin praised Ramos for his balanced approach at the plate. The game was frustrating for both teams, with the Giants bouncing back from a tough loss the day before. Logan Webb is set to start for the Giants in their upcoming series against the Texas Rangers.