Baseball drama unfolded at Oracle Park faster than a startup pivots its business model, with Mike Yastrzemski delivering a walk-off homer that sent Giants fans into a frenzy.

A Rollercoaster of Emotions

Justin Verlander’s rough start threatened to derail the Giants’ momentum, getting tagged for five runs in a brutal third inning. But this team wasn’t about to roll over and die - they channeled pure Bay Area resilience and mounted a comeback that would make Silicon Valley proud.

Jung Hoo Lee: The New Bay Area Heartthrob

Enter Jung Hoo Lee, the newest Giants sensation who’s quickly becoming a fan favorite. With a stellar performance that included multiple extra-base hits and a .333 batting average, Lee is proving he’s more than just another international import - he’s a bonafide star in the making. The crowd’s “Jung Hoo Lee” chants are becoming the new soundtrack of Oracle Park.

Yastrzemski’s Heroic Moment

In the 10th inning, with tension thick enough to slice with a artisan sourdough knife, Yastrzemski stepped up and launched a two-run homer into McCovey Cove. One swing, total vindication. The Giants walked away with an 8-6 victory, avoiding a sweep and proving once again that in baseball, like in tech, it’s never over until it’s over.