SAN FRANCISCO — Eight different Giants had a hit on Saturday, which ordinarily is a recipe for a huge offensive day. Unfortunately for them, they weren’t stacked together. The Giants had 10 hits but lost 6-2 to the Baltimore Orioles, snapping a three-game winning streak. They’ll go for a series win on Sunday behind Adrian Houser. San Francisco struck first on a second-inning RBI single from Heliot Ramos, who has started to turn it around after a very quiet first two weeks. However, the Orioles immediately tied the game against Logan Webb and then took the lead on a solo shot in the third. Ramos bounced out with the bases loaded and one out in the fourth to tie the game, but again, the momentum would be short-lived. A leadoff walk got the Orioles going in the bottom of the inning, and they scored twice. Baltimore tacked on a pair of runs against San Francisco’s bullpen, which proved helpful when the first two Giants reached against closer Ryan Helsley in the ninth. Manager Tony Vitello sent Daniel Susac up for Patrick Bailey, a notable move with a right-hander on the mound, but the sizzling rookie bounced into a double...