The Giants and Nationals hit an absurd number of home runs, the Red Sox beat the Yankees, Freddie Freeman walked it off for the Dodgers and more from Friday's MLB action.

One day after absorbing a heartbreaking extra-inning loss at Wrigley Field, the Giants managed to flip the script on the Cubs. Matt Chapman delivered a go-ahead single in the top of the 10th inning to

Winn then allowed a bases-clearing double to Abrams to tie the game at 3-3, and Daylen Lile gave the Nationals a lead and chased Winn from the game with a soft single to center that scored the final run. Thus, as has been the case many times throughout his years as the Giants’ ace, Webb’s great outing went to waste.

The Giants have a clear leader in the clubhouse in their kicker competition following the first day of minicamp.

This was the Giants' offense we were always supposed to see, which makes their pitching woes even more painful to watch.

The San Francisco Giants are in sellers' territory after a bad start to 2026. They have an intriguing trade chip at second base.

Hall of Famer Willie Mays and his godson, Barry Bonds, are among the most decorated players in baseball history, so it’s not surprising to see the two outfielders linked in the Giants’ record books. Mays and Bonds combined to produce the top nine individual seasons by Giants position players,