Camilo Doval Blows Save as Giants' Offense Goes Cold in Loss to Brewers

Giants' Offense Stalls in Milwaukee

The San Francisco Giants' offense has been AWOL in Milwaukee, failing to score a run in two straight games against the Brewers. The Giants managed just three hits on Tuesday night in a 2-0 loss, and they've now been shut out 11 times this season, the most in the majors.

The Giants' offense has been one of the worst in baseball this season, ranking near the bottom of the league in several key categories. They're averaging just 3.5 runs per game, and they've struck out more than 1,000 times, the most in the National League.

Doval Blows Save in Ninth

Closer Camilo Doval blew his first save of the season on Tuesday night, allowing two runs in the ninth inning to give the Brewers the win. Doval has been one of the Giants' most reliable relievers this season, but he's struggled in recent outings.

Doval has allowed five runs in his last three appearances, and his ERA has risen to 4.50. The Giants need Doval to be at his best in the ninth inning, and they'll need him to find his control soon.

Giants Look to Rebound

The Giants will look to rebound on Wednesday night when they face the Brewers in the rubber game of their three-game series. Logan Webb will start for the Giants, and he'll be looking to bounce back from a rough outing in his last start.

The Giants need to get their offense going if they want to win in Milwaukee. They'll also need Doval to be at his best in the ninth inning. If the Giants can do those things, they should be able to salvage a split in the series.