Robbie Ray hopes to ‘figure it out’ after another out-of-character Giants start

SAN FRANCISCO – The Giants’ offense is on its best tear of the 2026 MLB season, with hits piling up and balls sailing out of the stadium with a regularity like they did Sunday at Oracle Park.The problem is that San Francisco’s starting pitching, which helped carry the ball club through its early struggles at the plate, isn’t holding up its end of the bargain.On a beautiful afternoon at the waterfront ballpark, the Giants cranked out two more home runs, including Rafael Devers’ first grand slam with the Orange and Black. RAFI SLAM BREAKS IT OPEN pic.twitter.com/odOzqz3KF6 — SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) May 24, 2026 Devers’ grand slam in the fifth was San Francisco’s third in the last week, although Robbie Ray was in the clubhouse mulling his afternoon at the time.The 2021 American League Cy Young Award winner had a second consecutive out-of-character start, raising concerns about a possible injury.Ray and Giants manager Tony Vitello both said the pitcher’s health is fine, with Ray shouldering the blame for some of his struggles.“Mechanics are a little off right now,” Ray said following...