Zac Gallen of the Arizona Diamondbacks delivered an exceptional performance against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday, pitching six no-hit innings, striking out eight, and walking four batters in a 6-4 victory. Despite the high walk rate, Gallen's ability to dominate hitters improved his season ERA to 3.69 and showcased his reliability as a top starting pitcher. The Diamondbacks' offense was bolstered by solo home runs from Eugenio Suárez and Pavin Smith, contributing to their playoff push as they vie for a wild-card spot in the NL. The Giants, struggling with their season, managed only four hits overall, with LaMonte Wade Jr. providing a late home run after Gallen's departure. This game marked Gallen's 50th career win and highlighted his resilience in overcoming pitching challenges throughout the match. The Giants are now facing a significant decline, having lost six of their last seven games, and are shifting focus to next season.