Giants Extend Winning Streak with Chapman Walk-Off Homer

The San Francisco Giants secured their fourth consecutive win with a dramatic walk-off two-run home run by third baseman Matt Chapman, who delivered in the bottom of the ninth against the Atlanta Braves. The Giants were trailing 2-1 before Chapman's homer, which came with two outs and a runner on first, energized the crowd and extended the team's streak of walk-off victories to eight this season, the most in Major League Baseball. Left fielder Heliot Ramos also played a key role by sparking the rally with a crucial single, while Logan Webb pitched a dominant game, striking out 10 batters over six innings and solidifying his status as one of the league's elite pitchers. Despite Webb receiving minimal run support during his starts, the Giants' resilient offense has repeatedly come through in late innings to clinch wins. The team's current 37-28 record places them third in the competitive National League West, with standout performances from Chapman, Ramos, and ace pitcher Robbie Ray signaling a return to contention for the franchise. This resurgence is vital as the Giants strive to recapture the success they enjoyed in the early 2010s with multiple World Series titles.