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Giants slump to 22-32, injuries deepen woes

5/26/2026

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Summary

Story summary

The Giants are 22-32, ten games under .500 and tied with the Mets for the National League (NL)’s second-worst record as of Memorial Day.
Manager Tony Vitello said the team “has been punched in the mouth” and must learn to handle adversity together.
The offense ranks 29th in runs and last in walks and stolen bases.
Injuries sideline Bader, Ramos and Lee, and Logan Webb remains out with knee bursitis.

History

Historical Context

After winning 100 games in 2003 under manager Felipe Alou and reaching the NLDS, the Giants endured a decade without postseason play until 2010. The 2024 club, now 22-32 under Tony Vitello and hampered by injuries to Logan Webb, mirrors those earlier stretches of under-achievement, prompting calls for a roster overhaul.

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Story summary

The Giants are 22-32, ten games under .500 and tied with the Mets for the National League (NL)’s second-worst record as of Memorial Day.
Manager Tony Vitello said the team “has been punched in the mouth” and must learn to handle adversity together.
The offense ranks 29th in runs and last in walks and stolen bases.
Injuries sideline Bader, Ramos and Lee, and Logan Webb remains out with knee bursitis.

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