Giants Ride Roupp’s Gem, Late Rally to Snap Skid

TL;DR

The San Francisco Giants ended their losing streak with a 3-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds, thanks to Landen Roupp's six-inning no-hit performance. Roupp allowed only one hit while striking out six batters.

Key points

Giants won 3-0 against the Reds
Landen Roupp pitched six innings with one hit allowed
Roupp struck out six batters and issued two walks

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The San Francisco Giants leaned on a breakout performance from Landen Roupp, who delivered six dominant innings in a 3-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati.

The right-hander carried a no-hit bid into the sixth inning before surrendering a lone single, finishing with just one hit allowed.

Roupp worked efficiently throughout, mixing his pitches well while striking out six and issuing only two walks. A brief moment of trouble came in the sixth after a hit batter and the Reds’ first hit, but he quickly erased the threat with a strikeout and a double play to preserve the shutout.

Bullpen Slams the Door

After Roupp exited, the Giants’ bullpen took over seamlessly. Ryan Walker handled the seventh, while Keaton Winn added a pair of strikeouts in the eighth to maintain control.

In the ninth, Erik Miller delivered a statement finish, striking out the side to secure his first career save. The combined effort ensured Cincinnati was held to just one hit, ending their recent stretch of offensive success.

Seventh-Inning Breakthrough

Offensively, the Giants capitalized on an opportunity in the seventh inning to break a scoreless tie. Luis Arraez reached to open the frame, setting the stage for a two-out rally.

Matt Chapman came through with a clutch extra-base hit, driving a ball into the gap to bring home the game’s first run. followed with a run-scoring single, extending the lead.