San Diego Padres at San Francisco Giants

The Padres beat the Giants 7-5 at Oracle Park, surviving a Rafael Devers grand slam in the fifth to secure the two-run victory. Robbie Ray earned the win, and Mason Miller notched the save. Ray logged five innings and struck out five, though he surrendered five earned runs on 94 pitches. His ERA now stands at 3.57. Anthony Molina took the loss after allowing the Padres' early onslaught, posting four strikeouts in a losing effort. San Diego's offense detonated in the third. Five consecutive extra-base hits plated six runs, including a Dustin Harris RBI triple and two doubles by Freddy Fermin. Harris finished 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs, while Fermin went 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI. The Giants clawed back when Devers crushed a grand slam to right in the fifth, his 36th home run of the year, driving in Andrew Knizner, Christian Koss, and Jonah Cox. The K model had Ray projected for more than five strikeouts; he hit exactly five. Molina recorded four. The NRFI model leaned toward a scoreless first inning, and both teams obliged. The official K pick resulted in a loss.