Robbie Ray pitched six strong innings, Sam Huff homered and the San Francisco Giants hung on to beat the Nationals 3-2 and take two of three at Washington.

Robbie Ray continued his strong season with six solid innings and the visiting San Francisco Giants earned a 3-2 victory over the Washington Nationals 3-2 in the deciding game of a three-game series.

Robbie Ray continued his early 2025 MLB season success in the San Francisco Giants' win over the Washington Nationals on Sunday.

The Washington Nationals have been having one of the better offensive teams this week. They were able to take themselves out of a hopeless lull of maybe getting a couple of runs in a game to putting the squad's offensive ceiling on full display against the Baltimore Orioles and Atlanta Braves.

The Nationals are an underdog (+133 on the moneyline to win) when they host the Giants (-159). The starting pitchers are Robbie Ray (6-0) for the San Francisco Giants, and Mike Soroka (1-2) for the Washington Nationals.

The Giants debuted a new road look on Saturday afternoon at Nationals Park, swapping their traditional gray jerseys for the black alternates they typically wear during Spring Training and Saturday home games at Oracle Park.

The Giants doubled their lead to 4-0 in the top of the eighth inning when Wilmer Flores drove in Lee with a single — tying the Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki for the most in the National League — and Chapman scored from third on a wild pitch. Following Flores’ RBI single, a group of Giants fans began a “Let’s go Giants” chant in the lower bowl.

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