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Giants' Lee on 17-Game Hit Streak vs. Nationals
11 Jun
Summary
- Jung Hoo Lee is on a 17-game hitting streak for the Giants.
- Foster Griffin starts for the Nationals; Robbie Ray for the Giants.
- The Giants are fourth in NL West with a 27-41 record.
The San Francisco Giants are set to host the Washington Nationals in a midday game today, scheduled for 3:45 p.m. ET at Oracle Park. Jung Hoo Lee of the Giants enters the contest riding an impressive 17-game hitting streak, making him a player to watch.
Robbie Ray is the anticipated starting pitcher for the Giants, who currently hold a 27-41 record and sit fourth in the NL West. The Nationals will counter with Foster Griffin, who brings a 7-2 record and a 3.63 ERA to the mound. Washington's team stands at 35-33, positioning them third in the NL East.
Notable offensive performances are expected from players like James Wood, who boasts a .934 OPS with 17 home runs, and C.J. Abrams, with a .897 OPS and 14 long balls. Luis Arraez also features a strong batting average of .326.
Both teams are dealing with various injuries. The Nationals have several pitchers on the injured list, including Jake Irvin and Josiah Gray. The Giants are also managing injuries, with Harrison Bader and Heliot Ramos among those on the 10-day IL.
