Giants Rally to Defeat Nationals 7-4

In a thrilling matchup on Wednesday night, the San Francisco Giants triumphed over the Washington Nationals with a final score of 7-4, thanks to pivotal fifth-inning solo home runs from Heliot Ramos and Matt Chapman. This victory marks the Giants' ninth win in their last twelve games, showcasing their offensive prowess. Ramos, who homered for the second consecutive game, and Chapman, who fell just a triple short of the cycle, were instrumental in breaking a 3-3 tie. Giants' pitcher Blake Snell, fresh off a no-hitter in his previous outing, delivered a solid performance, allowing three runs on four hits over six innings. Snell's recent form has been impressive, having permitted only two earned runs in his last five starts since returning from the injured list. In a tense ninth inning, closer Camilo Doval faced a bases-loaded situation but managed to secure his 22nd save by inducing a double play. For the Nationals, Juan Yepez contributed significantly with two hits, including a home run. Starting pitcher Jake Irvin struggled, giving up five runs on eight hits, three of which were home runs. Despite a late rally, including a run-scoring single from CJ Abrams, Washington could not overcome the Giants' lead. In other news, Giants' infielder Joey Gallo made a successful return to the field, hitting a home run in his first rehab game with Triple-A Rochester. The series finale will see Giants' left-hander Kyle Harrison face off against Nationals' DJ Herz.