GIANTS POSTCAST: Giants CRUSHED By Marlins, ROLLERCOASTER SEASON Continues

The Locked On Giants Postcast delivers a scathing critique of the San Francisco Giants' 9-4 loss to the Miami Marlins at Oracle Park, marking a crushing blow to the team's recent momentum. Host Eric Triple E Engel highlights Adrian Hauser's disastrous start, surrendering eight runs in just four innings, and lambasts the Giants' lack of offensive consistency, particularly focusing on Rafael Devers' abysmal performance—batting .221 with an OPS of .565 and a negative 0.7 WAR. Engel argues that Devers, despite his massive contract, has become a liability both offensively and defensively, blocking younger talent like Bryce Eldridge. The episode underscores the Giants' recurring pattern of brief hot streaks followed by steep collapses, with the bullpen providing stability but the starting rotation—especially Hauser and Tyler Malley—failing to deliver. Despite a late three-run rally and a standout performance from Jung-Hoo Lee, who earned Player of the Game honors with a solo home run and a .275 batting average over his last 13 games, the team’s inability to generate power with runners in scoring position and poor plate discipline continue to plague them. The episode ends with a dire warning: failing to beat the Marlins again would be a franchise embarrassment.