The Giants were washed out in Philadelphia on Wednesday, which necessitated a doubleheader on Thursday to play the makeup game. That one came early this afternoon, as San Francisco looked to kick-start a winning streak following Wednesday's rainout, but a bullpen blowout flattened their chances in Game 1 vs. the Phillies Logan Webb certainly gave the Gold Gate Nine a fighting chance in the day's early affair, tossing seven innings, allowing just one earned run, but closer Ryan Walker couldn’t hold on in the bottom of the ninth inning, resulting in a 3-2 walk-off win for the Phillies. — FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) April 30, 2026 Webb’s only run surrendered was delivered off the bat of Philadelphia slugger Kyle Schwarber, who blasted his 350th career home run against the San Francisco starter. After depositing 56 baseballs in the stands in 2025, he has 11 now in the first month of this season. “Not the way I wanted to start,” Webb said . “That’s not the pitch you throw to Kyle Schwarber right there.…