The San Francisco Giants were shut out at home by the Detroit Tigers, suffering an 8-0 rout. Lee Jung-hoo, the hero of the previous day's victory, also went silent, bringing his six-game hitting streak to a halt.

On the 9th (Korean time), San Francisco fell to Detroit 0-8 in a 2026 MLB regular-season home game held at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California. The team exposed its limitations in both pitching and hitting, recording its 68th loss of the season.

Lee Jung-hoo's 6-Game Hitting Streak Snapped Lee Jung-hoo, who starred in the first game the previous day with one hit, one walk, two RBIs, and one run scored, started as the No. 2 hitter and right fielder in this game but went 0-for-3 in silence. His six-game hitting streak came to a halt, and his season batting average dipped slightly from 0.303 to 0.301 (122 hits in 405 at-bats).

His first at-bat came in the bottom of the 1st inning with one out and no runners on base. He made contact with Jackson Jobe's 98.8 mph (159.0 km/h) four-seam fastball but grounded out to shortstop. In the bottom of the 4th, leading off his second at-bat, he attacked a 96.8 mph (155.7 km/h) four-seamer but grounded out to shortstop once again. In the bottom of the 7th, he faced left-hander Tyler Holton's 86.3 mph (138.8 km/h) cutter but could only manage a groundout to second base. His fourth at-bat nearly came up with two outs in the bottom of the 9th, but the bench sent Nate Furman up as a pinch hitter. Furman also grounded out to second base, ending the game.

San Francisco Lineage Limited to Just 2 Hits San Francisco was completely overwhelmed by Detroit's pitching staff. They recorded only two hits throughout the game and suffered from a severe offensive drought, failing to advance a single runner into scoring position.

6th-Inning Outburst... Detroit Dominates The game remained level at 0-0 early on, but the tie was broken in the top of the 6th. San Francisco starter Landen Roup suddenly lost command, issuing three walks to create his own jam. Reliever Keaton Winn then surrendered a bases-loaded walk to Torkelson, giving up the game's first run.

A barrage of six runs poured in during the top of the 7th. It began with McKinstry's double, followed by McGonigle's RBI single and consecutive hits from Dingler, Green, and pinch-hitter Valencia. Clark's triple and Baez's infield single added more, making it 7-0. In the top of the 9th, Detroit added one more run on Clark's RBI to set the final score at 8-0.

San Francisco failed to generate any scoring opportunities throughout the game and was unable to carry over the momentum from the previous day's victory.