Adrian Houser delivered a dominant bullpen performance, tossing five innings and allowing just six hits in the Giants’ 5-2 win over the surging Tigers, showcasing his elite command and ability to make key pitches under pressure. His ERA as a reliever dropped to a stellar 2.03 — a dramatic improvement from his 5.73 as a starter — thanks in part to the team’s opener strategy that let him enter in the second inning, avoiding his early-inning struggles. Houser relied heavily on his sinker and four-seamer, especially up in the zone, shutting down a potent Tigers lineup that left 12 runners on base and managed only one hit with men in scoring position. His efficiency and poise were vital in preserving the bullpen, and his outing was a crucial turning point for the Giants’ pitching staff.
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