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Ace Webb Battles Discomfort in Tough Start
6 May
Summary
- Logan Webb cited knee discomfort after giving up six runs.
- He has made 156 consecutive starts without missing a turn.
- The Giants ace has thrown 868 innings since 2022, the most in MLB.
San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb recently admitted to experiencing knee discomfort during a start where he surrendered six runs in four innings. This outing marked a rare struggle for the pitcher known for his exceptional durability and reliability.
Webb has impressively made 156 consecutive starts, a testament to his commitment to staying healthy and pitching deep into games. Since 2022, he has thrown a major league-leading 868 innings. Manager Bob Melvin indicated that the discomfort might have affected Webb's performance, though the pitcher himself stated it was not an excuse.
The Giants are facing a challenging season, holding a 14-22 record. Webb's recent struggles, with a 5.06 ERA through eight starts, add to the team's difficulties. Despite his consistent performance over the years, the team's record when he pitches remains a concern for the franchise.
