Giants' Arraez, Susac Excel
Giants Dominate Brewers 16-3 with Key Hits from Arraez and Susac
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The San Francisco Giants crushed the Milwaukee Brewers 16-3 on Wednesday, powered by a monster performance from two key hitters. Luis Arraez went 4-for-5 with four singles, while catcher Daniel Susac smashed his first two career home runs, according to Newsday.
The Giants racked up 17 hits in total. A seven-run sixth inning broke the game open after San Francisco trailed 3-2, turning a tight contest into a blowout, according to The Daily Item.
Arraez Stays Atop MLB Batting Charts
Luis Arraez was nearly perfect at the plate Wednesday. He went 4-for-5, collecting four singles and raising his batting average to the best mark in all of Major League Baseball, according to Winnipeg Free Press. Arraez is known for his contact hitting and rarely misses.
His four-hit night was part of a 17-hit team effort. The Giants spread the damage across the lineup, making it nearly impossible for Milwaukee's pitchers to find relief, according to Seattle PI.
Susac Announces Himself With Two Home Runs
Daniel Susac had never hit a home run in the majors before Wednesday. Then he hit two. The young catcher went deep twice in the same game, giving him four hits on the night alongside his two blasts, according to BDT Online.
Susac's breakout game came at the perfect moment. San Francisco needed a spark after falling behind 3-2, and his power helped fuel the six-inning surge that put the game away, according to Herald Bulletin.
Seven-Run Sixth Inning Breaks Game Wide Open
Through five innings, the Giants and Brewers were locked in a close game at 3-2. Then San Francisco exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning. That single frame turned a one-run deficit into a commanding 9-3 lead, according to Newsday.
The offensive eruption made life easy for the Giants' pitching staff. San Francisco never looked back after the sixth, outscoring Milwaukee 13-0 over the final four innings of the game, according to The Daily Item.
Logan Webb Stays Perfect Against Milwaukee
Logan Webb improved to 6-0 in nine career starts against the Brewers. That record makes him the best pitcher in San Francisco Giants history against Milwaukee, according to Seattle PI. Webb has owned this matchup throughout his career.
The win sets up the Giants well heading into their next series. San Francisco is set to travel to San Diego for a four-game set, looking to carry their offensive momentum into a tough road matchup, according to Winnipeg Free Press.
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