Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Zach Neto	SS	.235	19	46	.325	.443
Mike Trout	CF	.242	18	40	.395	.465
Vaughn Grissom	2B	.253	6	41	.322	.396
Jorge Soler	DH	.201	11	46	.287	.365
Nolan Schanuel	1B	.281	6	36	.352	.391
Jo Adell	RF	.242	15	57	.290	.397
Denzer Guzman	3B	.238	4	14	.284	.365
Jose Siri	LF	.278	5	18	.336	.485
Logan O'Hoppe	C	.215	4	23	.277	.303

San Francisco Giants — Roster

Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Luis Arraez	2B	.327	4	38	.364	.449
Heliot Ramos	LF	.261	9	31	.298	.440
Bryce Eldridge	DH	.261	10	23	.360	.463
Rafael Devers	1B	.249	22	60	.321	.489
Casey Schmitt	3B	.272	21	55	.301	.486
Drew Gilbert	CF	.234	4	21	.318	.355
Willy Adames	SS	.224	18	45	.276	.428
Drew Cavanaugh	C	.244	0	2	.354	.244
Grant McCray	RF	.000	0	0	.250	.000

Scoring Plays

▲ 1

Jorge Soler grounds into a force out, shortstop Willy Adames to second baseman Luis Arraez. Mike Trout scores. Vaughn Grissom out at 2nd. Jorge Soler to 1st.

1-0

Los Angeles Angels — Batting

Player	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	AVG	OPS
Zach NetoSS	2	0	0	0	0	2	.235	.768
Mike TroutCF	2	1	2	0	0	0	.242	.860
Vaughn Grissom2B	1	0	0	0	1	0	.253	.718
Jorge SolerDH	1	0	0	1	0	0	.201	.652
Nolan Schanuel1B	1	0	0	0	0	0	.281	.743
Jo AdellRF	1	0	0	0	0	1	.242	.687
Denzer Guzman3B	1	0	0	0	0	1	.238	.649
Jose SiriLF	1	0	0	0	0	1	.278	.821
Logan O'HoppeC	1	0	0	0	0	1	.215	.580
Totals	11	1	2	1	1	6

BATTING

2B: Trout (15, Whisenhunt).

TB: Trout 3.

RBI: Soler (46).

Team RISP: 0-for-1.

Team LOB: 2.

FIELDING

Outfield assists: Siri (Arraez at 2nd base).

San Francisco Giants — Batting

Player	AB	H	BB	K	AVG	OPS
Luis Arraez2B	2	1	0	0	.327	.813
Heliot RamosLF	1	0	1	1	.261	.738
Bryce EldridgeDH	1	0	0	0	.261	.823
Rafael Devers1B	0	0	1	0	.249	.810
Casey Schmitt3B	1	0	0	1	.272	.787
Drew GilbertCF	1	0	0	0	.234	.673
Willy AdamesSS	1	0	0	0	.224	.704
Drew CavanaughC	1	1	0	0	.244	.598
Grant McCrayRF	0	0	0	0	.000	.250
Totals	8	2	2	2

BATTING

TB: Arraez; Cavanaugh.

SAC: McCray.

Team RISP: 0-for-1.

Team LOB: 1.

Los Angeles Angels — Pitching

Pitcher	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	PC-ST	ERA
José Soriano	2.2	2	0	0	2	2	0	52-28	3.36

San Francisco Giants — Pitching

Pitcher	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	PC-ST	ERA
Carson Whisenhunt	3.0	2	1	1	1	6	0	55-34	3.29

Game Info

Umpires: Home Plate: Hunter Wendelstedt; First Base: Vic Carapazza; Second Base: Edwin Moscoso; Third Base: Nic Lentz

Venue: Oracle Park, San Francisco

Weather: 68°F, Partly Cloudy

Wind: 12 mph, Out To CF

Los Angeles Angels — News

Angels Exploring Catcher Addition Under New GM Mozeliak

LAA sits 41-62 with a -58 run differential and their pitching staff isn't the problem—Detmers (4.05 ERA, 136 SO), Soriano (3.43 ERA, 122 SO), and Ureña (2.78 ERA) are tradeable assets that should fetch return value rather than add payroll.

Los Angeles Angels

Red Sox Check In On Angels Shortstop Zach Neto

Neto has regressed significantly from last year with a .238 AVG and .307 xwOBA across 100 games, though Boston's 29-21 road record suggests they're built for contention despite a league-worst 23-28 home split.

Zach Neto

Los Angeles Angels

Boston Red Sox

Angels explore more aggressive deadline approach under Mozeliak

LAA sits 41-62 with a -58 run differential and 4-6 last-10 record, but their rotation has tradeable arms—Soriano (3.43 ERA, 122 SO), Ureña (2.78 ERA, 83 SO in 16 starts), and Detmers (4.05 ERA, 136 SO) could command interest if the organization commits to selling.

Los Angeles Angels

Angels open to trading controllable players amid deadline pressure

LAA sits at 40-61 (-61 run differential), giving Mozeliak flexibility to move assets like Soriano (3.43 ERA, 122 SO) or Detmers (4.16 ERA, 130 SO) rather than wait for the offseason. The willingness to listen signals organizational reset rather than mid-season patch.

Los Angeles Angels

John Mozeliak Discusses Angels' Deadline

Angels (39-61, -62 run diff) face a fire sale with the AL's worst record, while Mozeliak's former team Cardinals (51-47, +4 run diff) sit 3rd in NLC—the deadline approach will likely hinge on whether LAA can find takers for depth arms like Suter (4.55 ERA, 36 G) or position players underwater on value.

St. Louis Cardinals

Los Angeles Angels

San Francisco Giants — News

Giants' Trevor McDonald Diagnosed With UCL Sprain

McDonald (5.12 ERA, 57 SO in 14 GS) was already SF's weakest starter; his absence forces reliance on Mahle (5.31 ERA) and Houser (5.10 ERA) in a rotation that ranks last in the NL West. Second opinion this weekend will determine if this becomes a longer-term absence.

Trevor McDonald

San Francisco Giants

Giants Release Eric Haase

Haase exits with a .162 AVG and 0.271 xwOBA across 29 games, clearing roster space for Susac (.261 AVG, 0.293 xwOBA) to handle the catching duties full-time.

Eric Haase

San Francisco Giants

MLB Mailbag: Deadline questions across Blue Jays, White Sox, Giants, Pirates, Royals

Toronto (46-56, -63 RD) faces a sell-off decision with Cease (2.67 ERA, 155 SO, 0.267 xwOBA) as the only rotation piece worth keeping; Gausman's no-trade clause and poor performance (4.51 ERA, 4-9) limit deadline flexibility. Pittsburgh (53-50, +51 RD) continues building around Skenes (3.43 ERA, 138 SO, 0.259 xwOBA) while Kansas City (43-60, -96 RD) and San Francisco (42-60, -64 RD) are deeper sellers.

Pittsburgh Pirates

San Francisco Giants

Toronto Blue Jays

Teams Scouting Giants' Heliot Ramos, Casey Schmitt

Schmitt (.275 AVG, .357 xwOBA, 19 HR in 92 G) offers more complete offensive profile than Ramos (.276 AVG, .341 xwOBA, 9 HR in 62 G), making him the more valuable deadline chip for contenders. SF's -62 run differential and 4th-place standing in NL West confirms seller status, but neither bat has elite upside to meaningfully impact a pennant race.

Heliot Ramos

Casey Schmitt

San Francisco Giants

Giants Have Not Discussed Extension With Luis Arraez

Arraez (.326 AVG, .761 OPS, 4 HR in 94 G) remains a logical trade candidate despite openness to staying; SF's 42-57 record and -61 run differential suggest they're unlikely sellers willing to commit long-term to a pending free agent.

Luis Arraez

San Francisco Giants