Overview
- Bryce Eldridge delivered a walk-off grand slam to right field Wednesday night at Oracle Park, turning a 10-7 deficit into an 11-10 win for the San Francisco Giants over the Washington Nationals.
- The rally erased a 9-1 deficit as the Giants scored five runs in the eighth and five runs in the ninth to complete the improbable comeback.
- MLB confirmed Eldridge is the youngest player in history to hit a walk-off grand slam, surpassing Roberto Clemente’s long-standing mark.
- Eldridge worked a 2-0 count against left-hander Mitchell Parker before hitting a high drive that cleared roughly the park’s 330-foot right-field minimum.
- A 2023 first-round pick who spent much of 2025 in the minors, Eldridge has shown a clear offensive turnaround this season with improved slash lines and surging recent form, a development that could lead to expanded opportunities and lift a sub-.500 Giants club.