Logan Webb, Victor Bericoto Power San Francisco Giants’ 1-0 Win

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Logan Webb, Victor Bericoto Power San Francisco Giants’ 1-0 Win

Webb carried a no-hitter into the seventh and allowed one hit over seven innings as San Francisco edged Milwaukee 1-0. Bericoto supplied the only run with his first career homer, a 385-foot shot off Gasser in the fifth. Keaton Winn earned a four-out save, stranding Brewers threats in the eighth and ninth as the Giants snapped a rough 2-7 skid.

By Nischay Rathore

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Shohei Ohtani Sits Out Finale After Dodgers Two-Way Start

Ohtani will sit Thursday’s finale against Arizona after pitching and hitting Wednesday, with Dave Roberts using the off day-style break to manage his workload. Roberts said he wants Ohtani to “empty the tank” first. The two-way star owns a 0.82 ERA with 61 strikeouts over 55 innings and has hit .385/.467/.667 over his last 10 games amid his sharp surge.

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Cristopher Sánchez’s Historic Scoreless Streak Ends vs. Padres

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Aaron Judge Waits on Specialist as Max Fried Ramps Throwing

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Aaron Judge Waits on Specialist as Max Fried Ramps Throwing

Judge stayed out of New York’s lineup while awaiting specialist results, leaving the Yankees uncertain on their top bat. Fried, recovering from a left elbow bone bruise, resumed throwing at 75 feet and should reach 90 soon. Dominguez begins a rehab assignment Friday, while Stanton took live BP, Chivilli throws again Saturday and Schmidt targets hitters by late June.

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Cristopher Sánchez Sets Left-Handed Scoreless Innings Record

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Cristopher Sánchez Sets Left-Handed Scoreless Innings Record

Sánchez opened Wednesday against San Diego with a scoreless first, pushing his streak to 45.2 innings, the longest by a left-handed pitcher in MLB history. The Phillies ace entered with a league-best 1.47 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 79.1 innings. He still trails Orel Hershiser’s all-time 59-inning mark, but his 2026 dominance keeps Philadelphia afloat.

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Dylan Cease Set to Begin Rehab Assignment After Hamstring Injury

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Dylan Cease Set to Begin Rehab Assignment After Hamstring Injury

Cease will begin a rehab assignment on Thursday as he works back from a hamstring injury, per Arden Zwelling. The right-hander’s return timeline should become clearer once he gets game action, but the assignment marks a key step toward rejoining the major league roster. His recovery now gives the Blue Jays a needed pitching boost if everything goes smoothly.

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