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The San Francisco Giants currently sit at 52-45 on the season at the All-Star break. If they keep at this pace it will be their first winning season since 2021

SAN FRANCISCO — Logan Webb has long joked that he’s not a strikeout pitcher. In the past, the San Francisco Giants ace’s reticence was warranted. The numbers, though, are hard to deny.

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This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/giants as San Francisco Giants Star Third Baseman Thrown Off by In-Game Interview.

Thankfully for the Giants (and for the reputation of in-game interviews), the communication issue did not affect the game. Giants starter Robbie Ray retired the Dodgers in order in the sixth inning without the ball being hit in Chapman’s direction. The Dodgers ultimately beat the Giants 5-2 in 11 innings.

The Giants were averaging 4.6 runs per game by the end of April. Their collective .683 OPS ranked 19th in baseball, but they compensated by having a .776 OPS with runners in scoring position, the fifth-best mark in baseball after the first full month.

The San Francisco Giants have had a very strong first half of the season with their eyes set on making the playoffs. Coming into the year, the Giants weren’t e