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Webb once again put on a stellar performance through six innings, demonstrating his consistent prowess on the mound. However, the Giants’ offense, apart from Flores, continued to struggle, providing little run support. Despite this, they managed to edge out another win against the Braves.

Bryce Elder, the Braves’ right-handed pitcher, marked a personal milestone with a career-high 11 strikeouts against San Francisco. The Giants, now 37-28 for the season, pulled off another thrilling win shortly after their dramatic walk-off victory the previous night.

In a critical moment, Chapman, who had been 0-for-3 at the plate, took an 88-mph curveball 365 feet to left field to clinch the win for the Giants. This marked yet another one-run victory for the team, showcasing their resilience in tight games.

Previously, Webb had faced tough luck with the Giants’ offense providing minimal support during his impressive outings. In his last appearance against the San Diego Padres, Webb delivered eight shutout innings with seven strikeouts, only for the team to lose 1-0. His recent outing against the Braves was another standout, featuring nine strikeouts in the first four innings and an overall line of 6 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 10 K.

Despite another strong performance on the mound, the Giants’ offense struggled, with Flores’ fourth-inning homer being the lone highlight. However, Chapman’s late-game heroics salvaged the game, securing the win and adding to the team’s growing reputation as comeback specialists.