Giants Ace Logan Webb Struggles Across Three Starts Against Mets, Dodgers, Blue Jays

San Francisco Giants ace pitcher Logan Webb has struggled significantly in his last three starts, allowing 16 earned runs over 15.1 innings, including six runs in four innings against the New York Mets. This slump marks the worst stretch of his career, with Webb expressing frustration at not being able to pinpoint the exact cause of his performance issues, though he acknowledged poor control and difficulties holding runners. Despite these challenges, Webb insists he feels physically fine and is committed to improving. The Giants' rotation has been impacted by injuries, including Landen Roupp's elbow inflammation and Hayden Birdsong being sent to Triple-A, leading to increased reliance on the bullpen. Manager Bob Melvin acknowledged that pitchers, like hitters, go through tough patches and remains hopeful Webb will rebound. Webb's next start is expected to be against the Pittsburgh Pirates, offering a chance to regain his form.