San Francisco Giants closer Camilo Doval, once an All-Star, faces uncertainty after a challenging 2024 season. Giants President Larry Baer's season-ending letter highlighted the team's young talent but notably omitted Doval, raising questions about his future.

Doval's performance dipped significantly mid-season, leading to a demotion to Triple-A. Despite a high strikeout rate, his control issues and poor ERA have made him a potential trade candidate as his salary is set to increase.

The Milwaukee Brewers secured a 6-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants, highlighted by a two-hit shutout from Aaron Civale and Aaron Ashby.

William Contreras notably stole home, aiding the Brewers in maintaining their significant lead in the NL Central.

The Giants faced a tough loss against the Mariners, falling 4-3 in Seattle. An early exit by pitcher Robbie Ray due to injury set a challenging tone.

Despite Heliot Ramos hitting his 20th home run, the Giants struggled to capitalize on scoring opportunities, leading to the defeat.

Bryan Woo led the Seattle Mariners to a 4-3 victory over the San Francisco Giants with an impressive seven-inning performance.

Seattle took advantage of being hit by pitches to score twice in the sixth, securing their first series win since August 11.

Woo finished the game allowing only four hits, with one earned run and seven strikeouts, maintaining a 1.59 ERA over his last five starts.

Umpires at Oracle Park use video replay to judge fair or foul fly balls, ruling some blasts from Chapman and Kepler as foul. However, Santana's high fly ball is deemed fair, leading to the Twins' 4-2 victory vs. the Giants, despite injuries to key players.

Carlos Santana adds to his home run repertoire by hitting a significant home run against former teammate Taylor Rogers, completing his collection of homers in all 30 MLB parks. Pitchers carry the Twins to victory, with the bullpen nearly flawless to secure the win.