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BREAKING POINT: Giants Hit New Low, Logan Webb Goes Off
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- Jul 9, 2026
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- 1700
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Summary
The San Francisco Giants may have reached a breaking point. After nearly being no-hit in a 10-0 loss, the frustration surrounding this team is becoming impossible to ignore. Heliot Ramos bat-flipped after breaking up the no-hit bid while down 10 runs, Tony Vitello looked defeated, and the entire night felt like a snapshot of a season that continues to spiral. Then Logan Webb took his frustration to social media. The Giants ace responded to a reporter, engaged with and blocked fans, and eventually deactivated his account. We break down what happened, what may have pushed Webb to this point, and why the reaction feels bigger than one bad loss. Plus, Andrew Baggarly has new reporting on the Giants’ approach to the MLB Draft. With San Francisco desperately needing to strengthen its pitching pipeline, we discuss whether the organization will prioritize arms or simply take the best player available.