Following on one of the most futile weekends in San Francisco Giants franchise history, the team is currently in the middle of a six-game losing streak, thanks to back-to-back sweeps. Their recent East Coast road swing produced a total of three extra-innings losses in the two series in Philadelphia and Tampa Bay, respectively. "We literally have nothing to show for the road trip," manager Vitello said after the Giants fell to the Rays. 2-1, in an extra-inning battle on Sunday. "You end the day searching for any positives." Giants off to a 13-21 start in Tony Vitello's first season, tying the worst mark in the franchise's proud history. https://t.co/3uKv3f0gFy — USA TODAY (@USATODAY) May 4, 2026 With his team off to the worst start in franchise history, Giants fans are staring at Tony Vitello with the same wary eye that they upon him when he was gired. The franchise made the unprecedented move of hiring the 47-year-old from the college ranks - with no prior Minor League or Major League experience whatsoever.…