SF Giants’ cold offense prolongs Verlander’s longest winless streak
- The San Francisco Giants were defeated 2-1 by the Arizona Diamondbacks at home Monday evening, despite a strong start from Justin Verlander.
- The loss followed the Giants' recent offensive struggles, as their lineup failed to support Verlander against Merrill Kelly, who allowed one run in seven innings.
- Verlander pitched over six innings, allowing two runs on two solo homers by Corbin Carroll, the Diamondbacks' star outfielder, who is seen as a potential NL MVP candidate.
- Verlander recorded his fourth quality start in five outings but remained winless at 262 career wins, with previous Hall of Fame pitchers also enduring similar winless streaks.
- The Giants extended their season-high losing streak to four games, indicating that continued offensive woes threaten their ability to end this slump soon.
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May 12, 2025; San Francisco, California, USA; San Francisco Giants left fielder Heliot Ramos (17) watches as the ball hit by Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder Corbin Carroll (not pictured) bounces over the wall in left field during the third inning at Oracle Park. Mandatory Credit: Neville E. Guard-Imagn Images Two weeks ago, the first real disappointment of a very successful April of 2025 hit the Giants when they lost both games in San Diego a…
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SAN FRANCISCO — The record is sounding broken. Justin Verlander, once again, put himself in position to win his first game as a Giant. He pitched six-plus innings and allowed two runs, both on a pair of solo homers by Corbin Carroll. As baseball’s oldest player, he’s now recorded four quality starts in his last five outings. By night’s end, he remained winless, stuck at 262 career victories. Manager Bob Melvin’s new lineup couldn’t figure out Me…
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