The New York Giants break a six-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the San Diego Padres on Monday night. Trevor McDonald, making a spot start after roster changes, delivers on the mound and shapes the outcome. According to reports, McDonald limits the Padres’ offense for much of the game, allowing only a solo home run through seven innings. The win is also described as part of a broader set of moves involving multiple newcomers, though McDonald is highlighted for how his performance stabilizes the rotation for the moment. The game’s final score reflects a close contest in which the Giants’ offense and bullpen support the starter’s effort to hold the Padres to two runs total. The sources agree that the result ends the Giants’ losing streak and that McDonald’s seven-inning run prevention is a central factor in the team securing the victory.