Giants catcher Daniel Susac hits first two career home runs vs. Brewers
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Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Daniel Susac ended a nearly two-month home run drought for Giants catchers on July 29, hitting his first two MLB home runs during a game against the Brewers. The Giants entered the matchup after being swept by the Royals but managed a dominant 16-3 victory. Susac's first homer broke the Giants' catcher scoring silence since June 4 and contributed to a seven-run sixth inning. Logan Webb pitched six innings, limiting the Brewers to two runs as the Giants secured consecutive series wins for the first time since late June.
- •Daniel Susac hits first two home runs in MLB career.
- •Giants score 16 runs after being swept by the Royals.
- •Logan Webb allows two runs in six innings pitched.
- •Giants last saw a catcher home run on June 4.
- •Team has won consecutive series for the first time since June.
- 1:04 AMYahoo Sports — Giants catcher snaps power drought at position as team pours it on vs Brewers
"SAN FRANCISCO — Before and after the stunning early-season trade of Patrick Bailey, the Giants’ catching position has been an offensive black hole. When they arrived at the ballpark Wednesday,...
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