US EditionLogan Webb finishes with majors-best 207 innings as Giants beat Rockies 4-0 in season finale
Webb led the National League with 224 strikeouts and pitched a majors-best 207 innings, helping the Giants finish 81-81 but miss playoffs for the fourth straight year.
- On Sunday, the San Francisco Giants beat the Colorado Rockies 4-0 as All-Star right-hander Logan Webb struck out eight and finished with 224 strikeouts and a majors-best 207 innings.
- The Colorado Rockies finished with a run differential of minus-424, the worst since 1900, and allowed 1,021 runs, marking their third straight 100-loss season.
- Willy Adames homered to reach 30 homers, and Rafael Devers played his 163rd game for the Red Sox as the Giants finished 81-81.
- Buster Posey, President of baseball operations, will weigh roster and managerial choices as Bob Melvin, Giants manager, said he had no assurances after Sunday's game.
- On the road, Colorado's 18-63 record highlights systemic issues, including a starters' 6.64 ERA and allowing 63 hits in a series.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Jackson Progress-ArgusLogan Webb, three relievers blank Rockies as Giants finish with .500 record
Willy Adames launched McCade Brown's first pitch for his 30th home run of the season, Rafael Devers added his 35th and the San Francisco Giants, getting a combined shutout from Logan Webb and three relievers, completed a season-ending sweep of…
Associated Press News
Logan Webb finishes with majors-best 207 innings as Giants beat Rockies 4-0 in season finale
Logan Webb struck out eight on the way to leading the National League with 224 Ks and also pitched a majors-best 207 innings, sending the Giants past the Colorado Rockies 4-0 on Sunday.
Woeful Rockies blanked by Giants in season finale, lose for 119th time
SAN FRANCISCO — The Rockies lost 4-0 to the Giants on Sunday afternoon at Oracle Park, a fitting eulogy to the worst season in franchise history and one of the most futile seasons in baseball’s modern era. Let the record books show that the Rockies finished 2025 with 43 wins and 119 losses, tying the 2003 Tigers for the third-most losses. Only the 1962 Mets (120) and 2024 White Sox (121) lost more games. RELATED: How bad were 2025 Colorado Rocki…
East Bay Times
SF Giants cap off 2025 season with win to end year at .500
SAN FRANCISCO — In a respect, it’s appropriate that the Giants, in a season featuring so many highs and so many lows, ended right in the middle. 81 wins. 81 losses. Perfectly even. This is the space that the Giants have occupied since winning a franchise-record 107 games four years ago. In ’23 and ’24, they finished just below .500. In ’22 and ’25, they finished exactly .500. And for the Giants, this season, one that ended with a 4-0 win over th…
Estes Park Trail-Gazette
Colorado Hometown WeeklyHow bad were 2025 Colorado Rockies? Let us count the ways.
As the Colorado Rockies stumble to the conclusion of the worst season in franchise history, The Denver Post takes a look at just how historically bad the 2025 team was. 10 of the ’25 Rockies’ gnarliest numbers The 2025 Rockies put up some ugly statistics on their way to the worst season in franchise history. Here are 10 of the gnarliest: Minus-416: Run differential, the worst in Major League Baseball’s modern era, and the worst in Rockies histor…
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