A series that began with the Giants reaching their new rock-bottom in the 2026 MLB season ended as well as they could have hoped.After being outscored 24-5 in two losses to the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday and Tuesday at American Family Field, San Francisco responded with two big wins on Wednesday and Thursday to secure an encouraging series split.If there is such a thing at this point in the Giants’ disastrous season.After staff ace Logan Webb flirted with perfection in a modest 1-0 pitcher’s duel on Wednesday night, San Francisco’s 12-9 win over Milwaukee to close out the series on Thursday could not have been more different. For one, the Giants’ offense came alive, scoring 12 runs on 20 hits as seven San Francisco hitters recorded multi-hit games, including both Jung Hoo Lee (4-for-5, 2B, RBI) and Bryce Eldridge (3-for-4, RBI, BB).“The whole group was great,” Giants manager Tony Vitello told reporters postgame. “The only way you win a game like that is as electric as they were, and then you probably needed to sprinkle in some good defense, too, which there were several good defensive plays.” Eldridge extends the...