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Aug 29, 2025; San Francisco, California, USA; San Francisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman (26) rounds third and heads for dwelling towards the Baltimore Orioles throughout the first inning at Oracle Park. Obligatory Credit score: D. Ross Cameron-Imagn Photos

Dominic Smith launched a house run into the bay, Luis Matos and Willy Adames collected 4 hits apiece and the San Francisco Giants ran their profitable streak to 6 video games with an 15-8 shellacking of the visiting Baltimore Orioles on Friday.

Matos and Adames scored thrice apiece, whereas Jung Hoo Lee, Rafael Devers and Matt Chapman had two runs every for the Giants within the opener of a three-game interleague sequence.

San Francisco hung up double-figure runs for the second time in its previous three video games after not having any such uprisings of their earlier 20 outings. The Giants’ 15 runs and 18 hits had been season highs.

Looking for to finish a four-game skid, the Orioles obtained to Giants starter Robbie Ray for a run within the high of the primary on Ryan Mountcastle’s first of three hits, an RBI double.

However the San Francisco offense dominated from there, scoring runs in every of the primary 5 innings earlier than slamming the door with a four-run seventh.

Matos had the large hit in a four-run first, a two-RBI single off Orioles starter Dean Kremer (9-10), who allowed 4 hits and two walks within the inning.

Smith’s bomb to proper discipline got here within the fourth, along with his fourth homer of the season rising the margin to 9-4. Matos belted his eighth main off the fifth, making it 10-6.

Adames and Smith then capped their massive nights with run-scoring singles within the seventh. Within the eighth, San Francisco’s Drew Gilbert delivered his second run-scoring double of the evening.

Spencer Bivens (3-3), who pitched 1 2/3 innings of scoreless reduction, was credited with the win after Ray had left with a 9-6 lead one out into the fifth. Ray did not qualify for the victory as a result of he failed to finish 5 innings, charged with six runs on six hits. He walked three and struck out 5.

Kremer was pulled after three innings, having served up seven runs and 9 hits. He walked two and struck out one.

Smith completed with two hits and a team-high 4 RBIs. Matos had 4 hits, Devers chipped in with two hits and two RBIs, and Chapman a pair of runs and two RBIs.

Coby Mayo hit his sixth homer, a solo shot, within the eighth inning for the Orioles, who’ve misplaced 5 in a row and eight of their previous 9.

Mountcastle had three hits, together with two doubles, on an evening when he ran up 4 RBIs. Teammate Emmanuel Rivera had two RBIs, Jeremiah Jackson and Alex Jackson scored twice apiece, and Jackson Holliday had two hits.

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