The San Francisco Giants are swept by the Miami Marlins in a series and fall to 15 games below .500, despite a strong outing by right-hander Logan Webb. In the Sunday game, Webb pitches a quality start, but San Francisco’s offense fails to turn the performance into a win. The Marlins counter with Ryan Gusto, and while the Giants have reasons for optimism with their ace on the mound, the team does not score enough to avoid the loss. The result leaves the Giants with limited progress in the series and continues a stretch in which “hardly anything has gone right,” according to the accounts. Across the sources, the common themes are that Webb’s pitching stands out, the Giants cannot capitalize offensively, and the Marlins complete the sweep. The reports also note the context of the Giants’ season standing after the series ends, emphasizing how the sweep worsens their record.