Giants Fall on Opening Day; Vitello Points Out Factors in Loss
Tony Vitello notes defensive execution, lack of competitiveness after San Francisco Giants dropped Opening Day matchup to New York Yankees.
Video Transcript
So for the San Francisco Giants, taking a look at their loss against the New York Yankees in a seven to nothing, you know, game.
ultimately, Tony Vitello would talk about, you know, his frustrating, you know, loss, and ultimately, you know, some miscues that, you know, happened throughout this game, that certainly led to this team, not able, not, not allowing themselves to essentially come back in this game.
first off, you know, Logan Webb would get the start in this game, and ultimately, you know, he would, you know, struggle a lot.
you know, he would pitch, five innings, allowing, nine hits on six earned runs.
and you know, this is really, you know, something that, you know, i- is, you know, not very much expected, especially given the fact that, you know, Logan Webb has, you know, been essentially a very strong starter, for the Giants, but also taking into account that, you know, the Yankees are a very strong lineup, obviously with the likes of Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, a- and many other players that are on this roster.
but you know, he also notes that the competitiveness wasn't there for this team.
ultimately, you know, they would make a lot of, you know, throwing miscues, that would ultimately lead to extra, bases for the Yankees.
a- and you know, certainly, you know, the- these, you know, issues, would attribute to their, seven to nothing loss in this game.
