The Giants are in freefall, more than 20 games out by mid-July, with their pitching staff—once the backbone of their hopes—now looking like a collection of average arms. Even their supposed ace, Logan Webb, is stuck at 5-7 and hasn’t delivered the dominance needed to compete. First-year manager Tony Vitello admits the frustration but remains hopeful for a turnaround in the second half. The team’s fate hinges on finding a true ace—either from their farm system, like promising prospect Jackson Flora, or via a big free-agent splash. Without it, postseason dreams are fading fast.
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