Pittsburgh Pirates vs San Francisco Giants

MLB
Pirates
22-19
6-7
Final/12
Giants
16-24
Oracle Park
TV: MLB.TV
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Who won: Giants 7-6

The San Francisco Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-6 in 12 innings on Sunday, May 10, 2026 at Oracle Park. The Giants win the series 2-1. Heliot Ramos went 2-for-6 with a home run and 2 RBI for the Giants. Spencer Horwitz went 2-for-5 with 3 RBI for the Pirates.

Win probability

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Play by play

  1. RUN SCORESBot 12th

    Singled to right, Ramos scored

    Jesus Rodriguez

    J. Rodríguez singled to right, Ramos scored, Gilbert to second, Chapman to third.

    PIT 6 - 7 SF
  2. Bot 12th

    Gilbert intentionally walked.

  3. Bot 12th

    Chapman doubled to right, Ramos to third.

  4. Bot 12th

    Adames struck out swinging.

  5. Bot 12th

    Lawrence relieved Ramírez

  6. Bot 12th

    Triolo as designated hitter.

  7. Bottom of the 12th inning
  8. Top 12th

    Griffin lined out to third.

  9. Top 12th

    Triolo ran for Ozuna

  10. Top 12th

    Horwitz walked, Ozuna to second.

  11. Top 12th

    Ozuna intentionally walked.

  12. Top 12th

    O'Hearn grounded out to shortstop, Lowe to third.

  13. Top 12th

    Gonzales grounded out to third.

  14. Top of the 12th inning
  15. Bot 11th

    Ramos grounded out to pitcher.

  16. Bot 11th

    Koss grounded into fielder's choice to third, Eldridge to second, Arraez to third, J. Rodríguez out at home.

  17. Bot 11th

    Eldridge intentionally walked, Arraez to second.

  18. Bot 11th

    Arraez intentionally walked.

  19. Bot 11th

    Lee grounded out to second, J. Rodríguez to third.

  20. Bottom of the 11th inning
  21. Top 11th

    Lowe lined into double play, shortstop to first, Davis doubled off first.

  22. Top 11th

    Cruz struck out swinging.

  23. Top 11th

    Borucki relieved D. Smith

  24. Top 11th

    Davis walked.

  25. Top 11th

    Cook to third on wild pitch by D. Smith.