Whisenhunt allows three solo homers as SF Giants fall to Nationals
Briefly

Carson Whisenhunt's third major league start illustrated his potential and room for growth. He allowed three runs from three home runs over four innings, resulting in his first loss. Despite the runs given up, he struck out five batters and achieved 19 swings-and-misses, particularly with his effective changeup. The Giants struggled offensively, failing to capitalize on scoring chances, finishing 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position. Their only runs came from Rafael Devers and Wilmer Flores, while the Nationals scored four runs, including three homers off Whisenhunt.
Carson Whisenhunt's third start showcased both his potential and his shortcomings. He allowed three runs over four innings and took his first loss.
Despite taking the loss, Whisenhunt struck out five batters and had a significant number of swings-and-misses, indicating his talent as a top pitching prospect.
The Giants' offense struggled, going 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position, with only a solo homer from Rafael Devers providing any scoring.
Whisenhunt allowed three homers in his start, showing inconsistency as both James Wood and Paul DeJong hit solo shots that contributed to the team's loss.
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