The San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 on Monday night when Shay Whitcomb records his first career game-ending RBI with a single in the 11th inning. With one out, Whitcomb’s hit puts the deciding run across after a late setup play.
Logan Webb leads the Giants with a strong outing, striking out eight and holding St. Louis scoreless over six innings, but the game stays tight and scoreless results leave him without a win decision during his stretch. Yahoo Sports notes Webb’s winless stretch reaches four starts. The 11th inning swing involves a sacrifice bunt by Drew Cavanaugh that advances the automatic runner, Nate Furman, after which the Cardinals’ pitching relents for the go-ahead tally. Jason Foley pitches two innings for the win, closing out the late scoring.
Across the reports, the core details align on the final score, the 11th-inning deciding RBI by Whitcomb, and the Giants’ late bullpen contribution, while additional context emphasizes Webb’s dominant performance without a win.
