Logan Webb Takes Responsibility Following Giants’ 10-0 Defeat – Roundtable

Logan Webb accepted responsibility for the San Francisco Giants’ lopsided loss to the Toronto Blue Jays while reflecting on a difficult first inning. Following the San Francisco Giants’ 10-0 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday, Logan Webb didn’t search for excuses. Despite settling down after a difficult opening inning, the Giants’ ace focused on the final outcome rather than any positives from his outing. “Not good,” Webb said when asked to evaluate his performance. “We lost the game, right? I put our team in a hole 5-0 in the first one. It’s not very good.” While the Blue Jays capitalized early, Webb believed the inning was influenced by a combination of well-placed hits and a few pitches he wished he could have back. He noted that some balls simply found open spots, while others resulted from mistakes that Toronto took advantage of in the game. Rather than dwelling on bad luck, Webb emphasized that his job is to limit the damage when things begin to unravel. “I’ve got to be able to minimize it in the first and at least keep us in the game,” he said. No similarities to previous start Webb also dismissed comparisons between Wednesday’s
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