Giants' Offensive Woes Continue in 5-3 Loss to Nationals

Despite a strong performance from pitcher Kyle Harrison, the San Francisco Giants' struggles at the plate persist, leading to another defeat.

Kyle Harrison strikes out eight in a solid six-inning outing but the Giants fall to the Nationals 5-3.
The Giants' offense fails to capitalize on opportunities, going 2-for-33 with runners in scoring position during the homestand.
CJ Abrams of the Nationals delivers key hits including a two-run homer and an RBI single, proving pivotal in the victory.
San Francisco's bullpen struggles continue, with reliever Ryan Walker allowing the Nationals to reclaim the lead in the late innings.
The Giants have not hit a home run in five consecutive games, their longest homerless streak since 2018.