Logan Webb came close to a no-hitter in the Giants’ 1-0 victory over the Brewers, pitching seven shutout innings despite a rough season marked by a 4.82 ERA. He expressed frustration with his performance and desire to lead by example, hoping this win could shift the team’s momentum. The game featured strong defensive plays and key contributions, including Victor Bericoto’s first MLB home run and Keaton Winn’s first career save. Webb humorously blamed manager Tony Vitello for calling to the bullpen just before he allowed a hit, ending his no-hit bid.
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Tony Vitello ended Logan Webb’s no-hitter bid
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