For the second consecutive day against the San Diego Padres, the no-quit Giants came creeping in late and erased a large deficit.Rafael Devers, who smacked a grand slam to cut the Giants’ 7-1 lead in an eventual 7-5 loss Friday, hit another home run in the first inning against the Padres on Saturday. It was his 37th home run of the 2026 MLB season. WE ARE NOT WORTHY OF RAFI DEVERS pic.twitter.com/f46F4w0sF2
— SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) September 12, 2026 Outside of a solo home run by Shay Whitcomb in the second inning, the rest of the Giants’ offense was a snoozefest for the next five innings. Shay Whitcomb goes deep to put the Giants back on top pic.twitter.com/pXLrkWWVZj
— SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) September 12, 2026 The Padres’ offense, meanwhile, got going in the second inning and didn’t let up the rest of the way. San Diego scored at least one run from the second to the seventh innings.
Despite a stellar outing in his last start, César Perdomo got roughed up by San Diego batters in his second career start. He allowed 10 hits and five earned runs through...