GIANTS POSTCAST: Giants Riding THREE-GAME WIN STREAK, Offense Gets Going in Baltimore

The Locked On Giants postcast celebrates the San Francisco Giants' first three-game win streak of the 2026 season, fueled by a 6-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. Host Eric Triple E Engel highlights the team's offensive resurgence, particularly the standout performances of Willie Adamas, Jung-Hoo Lee, and Casey Schmidt, who all delivered key hits and RBIs. The offense showed newfound ability to score late, including a crucial three-run seventh inning, marking a significant improvement from their earlier struggles to generate runs after the sixth inning. Landon Roop earned Player of the Game honors for his six-inning, one-run performance, showcasing elite ground ball generation and effective use of his curveball and changeup. Engel praises Roop’s potential as a future frontline starter, comparing him to Logan Webb. While the bullpen showed promise with a strong three-game stretch, concerns remain about the lack of a true closer, with Blade Tidwell’s rough ninth inning raising questions about his role. The episode ends with a call for more playing time for hot-hitting Daniel Susack and a plea to fix the weak bottom of the batting order, particularly the Bailey-Bader duo. The Giants now sit 3-1 on the road, and the team’s momentum could be pivotal as they aim for a sweep in Baltimore.