US EditionRobbie Ray pitches 6 effective innings as the Giants beat the Cubs 3-1
- Robbie Ray pitched six innings while allowing one run as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1 in Chicago on May 7, 2025.
- Ray's outing followed an inefficient first three innings needing 65 pitches before he improved efficiency in the final three innings with only 33 pitches.
- Wilmer Flores contributed with three hits and one RBI, while LaMonte Wade Jr. and Christian Koss each drove in a run to support the Giants' offense.
- Ray improved to 5-0 this season with a 2.84 ERA, and Ryan Walker earned his seventh save to secure the Giants' win in the game starting at 5:58 pm.
- With this win, the Giants improved to 24-14 overall and took two of three games on their road trip to Chicago, extending their undefeated record when Ray starts to 8-0.
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Marin Independent Journal
SF Giants’ Wilmer Flores on pace to do something Barry Bonds never did, and Harrison’s heater has returned
CHICAGO — Through 37 games, Wilmer Flores owns an ordinary slash line of .256/.308/.429. Based on weighted Runs Created Plus (wRC+), he’s only eight percent better than a league average hitter. Where the Giants veteran continues to shine, though, is with runners in scoring position. After driving in a run in Wednesday’s 3-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, Flores is up to 33 RBIs on the season — one behind the Yankees’ Aaron Judge, the Dodgers’ Te…
Robbie Ray Pitches 6 Effective Innings as the Giants Beat the Cubs
CHICAGO — Robbie Ray pitched six sparkling innings, Wilmer Flores had three hits and the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 on Wednesday. Ray (5-0) allowed one run and three hits in his second straight win. Camilo Doval and Tyler Rogers each got three outs before Ryan Walker handled the ninth for his seventh save. San Francisco took two of three at Chicago to improve to 24-14. The Giants scored nine runs in the 11th inning in a wild …
East Bay Times
SF Giants’ record in Ray starts remains perfect as Walker rebounds
CHICAGO — The Giants have yet to get Justin Verlander a win. When Robbie Ray takes the mound, all they can do is win. Ray pitched six innings of one-run ball and closer Ryan Walker bounced back from Tuesday night’s costly outing to record a save as the Giants beat the Chicago Cubs, 3-1, to take two of three in the Windy City. San Francisco’s record when Ray starts improved to 8-0. Following Ray’s departure from the ballgame, manager Bob Melvin s…
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