Locked On Giants – Daily Podcast On The San Francisco Giants

The San Francisco Giants got the bats going today as they tallied eleven hits on their way to a 6-2 win over the Miami Marlins at Oracle Park. Casey Schmitt, Drew Gilbert, and Heliot Ramos all blasted home runs in today's offensive clinic, generating more than enough run support for starting pitcher Robbie Ray, who tossed five innings while limiting the Miami Marlins to just one run. Capitalizing...

The San Francisco Giants can’t find any consistency so far in 2026, and tonight was no different as they were crushed by the Miami Marlins 9-4 at Oracle Park. Adrian Houser was rocked for eight runs in just four innings of work, and by the time the offense got rolling tonight, this game was already out of reach. The loss is a gut punch after the team had won five of its last seven games, even winn...

The San Francisco Giants take the series from the Los Angeles Dodgers, but once again miss a chance to complete the sweep after the bats went quiet in the finale. At 11-14 and no longer in last place, there are positives to take away — but the same frustrating pattern keeps showing up: strong momentum followed by a flat finish. Logan Webb gave the Giants a chance, but the offense couldn’t capitali...

The San Francisco Giants couldn't complete the sweep today against the Los Angeles Dodgers as they fell 3-0 at Oracle Park. The offense was lethargic today and nearly got no-hit by Tyler Glasnow and the rest of the Dodgers' bullpen, but Logan Webb showed that he is slowly regaining his ace form with his performance today. Dalton Rushing finds himself in the middle of yet another controversy in thi...

The San Francisco Giants come up with one of their biggest wins of the season, as Tyler Mahle outduels Shohei Ohtani and the pitching staff shuts down a dangerous Los Angeles Dodgers lineup. It wasn’t just the pitching — Patrick Bailey delivered in a big way, continuing to show his value on both sides of the ball in a statement performance. We break down what this win means in the bigger picture,...

The San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers for the second night in a row at Oracle Park, as Tyler Mahle and company combined to shut out their rivals from down south in a 3-0 win. Patrick Bailey and Tyler Mahle, perhaps the two most unlikely heroes for the San Francisco Giants, stepped up when it mattered most as Bailey launched a three-run blast into the left-center field bleachers, wh...

The San Francisco Giants take Game 1 behind a dominant outing from Landen Roupp, who allowed just one hit through five innings, and a bullpen that is suddenly becoming one of the team’s biggest strengths. Tony Vitello pushed all the right buttons, and Ryan Walker shut the door to finish it off. The bigger story might be what’s happening behind the scenes — since April 6, this bullpen has quietly p...

The San Francisco Giants picked up their BIGGEST WIN of the season to date, as Landen Roupp led the team to a 3-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers at Oracle Park. Roupp rolled through five innings of work and only allowed one hit and one run while striking out Shohei Ohtani twice. The only runs for the San Francisco Giants came in the first inning, but it was more than enough for them tonight...

Trade conversations are starting to surface around the San Francisco Giants, and it comes at a critical time as they head into a massive series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. National voices like David Schoenfield have already floated the idea of moving pieces like Robbie Ray or Luis Arraez if things don’t turn around — but how real is that talk this early? This Dodgers matchup is more than just...

The San Francisco Giants take the series against the Washington Nationals and finish the road trip 4-5, sitting at 9-13 overall — but the bigger question is what it actually means. The Giants continue to feel like a team stuck in the middle: winning some series, dropping others, and hovering around that .500 ceiling without fully breaking through. Robbie Ray was solid enough, but the offense once...

The San Francisco Giants outlasted the Washington Nationals today, 7-6, in a back-and-forth game that took 12 innings for a victor to emerge. A sketchy 9th inning by Ryan Walker allowed the Nationals to tie the game and send it to extra innings, the first time the San Francisco Giants have played extras in 2026. Matt Chapman finally came through with a single in the 12th inning to score Luis Arrae...

The San Francisco Giants had an offensive explosion tonight in the nation's capital, as they launched three home runs in the 10-5 win over the Washington Nationals. Heliot Ramos, Casey Schmitt, and Drew Gilbert each put one over the fence at Nationals Park, giving Logan Webb some much-needed, and rare, run support in the win. Even though he was good enough to get the win today, Logan Webb still lo...

The San Francisco Giants avoid the sweep with a 3-0 win, but the bigger issue remains — they still haven’t put it all together. The pattern is becoming familiar: a strong game followed by flat performances, or a late-series surge after the damage is already done. We break down why the inconsistency is starting to feel like last season and why it needs to change soon. On the positive side, Landen R...

The San Francisco Giants have had an uneven start to the season, and while it’s early, it raises some bigger-picture questions about expectations and roster construction. A six-game stretch doesn’t define a season, but historically, slow starts like this haven’t been common among playoff teams. Since the expanded postseason began in 2022, only a handful of teams have opened 1-5, and none have star...

The San Francisco Giants managed to avoid being swept today, thanks to Landen Roupp's stellar start, taking down the Cincinnati Reds 3-0 at the Great American Ballpark. A two-out rally in the seventh inning generated three runs for the San Francisco Giants, which proved to be all this pitching staff needed today. Roupp carried a no-hitter through five innings today and finished with six shutout in...

The San Francisco Giants continue to struggle as Tyler Mahle was obliterated today against his former team, the Cincinnati Reds, as the San Francisco Giants fell 8-3 at the Great American Ballpark. Four different Reds hit home runs off of Mahle in his four innings of work. The loss today stretches the losing streak to four games. Is it time to panic in the city by the bay?   Everydayer Club If you...

The San Francisco Giants are stuck in a frustrating loop as the offense disappears again, this time against the Cincinnati Reds. It’s the same story: solid pitching, no run support, and another missed opportunity. Robbie Ray did his job on the mound, but the lineup once again couldn’t deliver. At some point, this stops being a small sample size and starts becoming a real concern. The one bright sp...

The San Francisco Giants dropped their third consecutive game, wasting a solid start from Robbie Ray today in a 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. The offense was ice-cold today, except for Willy Adames, who mashed another home run, but with nobody on base. Robbie Ray labored through some of the early innings, but still tossed five innings while only giving up two runs. The common theme in losses th...

The San Francisco Giants are still searching for answers, and now the spotlight is starting to shift toward Logan Webb. Through his first four starts, the numbers aren’t what we’re used to seeing, and the Giants have dropped three of those games. Is it just early-season noise, or is there something deeper going on? At the same time, the offense continues to stall, especially in the outfield, and t...

The San Francisco Giants follow up a series-opening win with another flat finish, and the same problems continue to show up. The offense looks lifeless again, the starting pitching isn’t giving length, and the outfield production has become impossible to ignore. Rafael Devers hasn’t gotten going yet, and this lineup clearly goes as he goes — but the struggles go beyond just one player. The Giants’...

The San Francisco Giants are riding their first three-game win streak of the season after beating the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 today at Camden Yards. Willy Adames and Jung Hoo Lee both went deep tonight for the San Francisco Giants, and both pitched in a double as well. Landen Roupp spun six innings of quality ball as he scattered seven baserunners and limited the Baltimore Orioles to just one run. D...

The San Francisco Giants are 5-8 and already the spotlight is getting brighter on Tony Vitello. National outlets are starting to take shots at the hire, pointing to early results, viral press conference moments, and the adjustment from college to MLB. Some of it feels overblown, but the reality is the noise is growing quickly. We break down the criticism, what’s fair, what’s not, and why this situ...

The San Francisco Giants just delivered a massive bounce-back series and suddenly things are trending in the right direction at 5-8. Behind dominant pitching — including a big outing from Tyler Mahle — and back-to-back shutouts, the Giants are starting to find some rhythm. The bats are waking up, and Tony Vitello deserves serious credit for both his bullpen management and keeping the team together...

The San Francisco Giants finally secured their first series win at home, thanks to a Rafael Devers home run, which led to a 5-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies today at Oracle Park. Devers accounted for 4 of the San Francisco Giants' 5 RBI today, and the lineup looks far more dangerous when he is hitting for power. Meanwhile, Tyler Mahle spun 5.2 shutout innings, and the bullpen put together th...

The San Francisco Giants are back in the win column and suddenly have a chance to take the series — but is something bigger starting to develop? Robbie Ray continues to look like a difference-maker, while the lineup decisions from Tony Vitello are starting to turn heads. Most notably, Daniel Susac is putting real pressure on Patrick Bailey, and Vitello made it clear: “He’s earned the right to be o...