San Francisco Giants’ Luis Arraez delivered a pivotal performance with a home run and four RBIs, while Carson Whisenhunt’s strong debut solidified a 7-5 comeback victory against the Atlanta Braves. Whisenhunt, making his season debut, allowed two runs across six hits, striking out two and issuing two walks. The Giants added insurance with solo homers from Willy Adames and Bryce Eldridge, consistent with their earlier 7-2 win in a suspended game earlier that day.
Atlanta’s J.R. Ritchie struggled in his turn, throwing five innings with five hits and five runs allowed. Carlos Carrasco’s four-inning relief stint included two runs allowed. The Braves’ offense stalled despite late rallies, with Matt Olson and Ozzie Albies each recording singles in the sixth inning to narrow the deficit to 5-1.
The game’s turning point came in the second inning when Adames launched his 13th homer of the season, doubling the Giants’ lead. Luis Arraez followed with a two-run shot, extending San Francisco’s advantage to 4-0. Eldridge then added another home run in the second, further bolstering the Giants’ lead to 5-0. This offensive surge proved too much for Atlanta, which could only manage a 2-run rally in the ninth before falling short.
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