Outfielder Lee Jung-hoo, known as the 'Son of the Wind,' who is active with the San Francisco Giants, achieved his season's first multi-hit game for two consecutive days, contributing to the team's victory.

Lee Jung-hoo entered his third at-bat with 2 outs and a runner at second base in the 6th inning after striking out swinging in the 1st inning and being thrown out on a line drive to the first baseman in the 4th inning. He capitalized on the third pitch against starting pitcher Nick Martinez with a count of 1 ball and 1 strike, connecting for a double to left field. The runner on second, Tyler Fitzgerald, raced home.

Soon after, Lee Jung-hoo succeeded in scoring with Matt Chapman’s two-run homer to left field. Thus, Lee produced hits and runs for two consecutive days since the game against Cincinnati on the 30th (1 hit in 4 at-bats and 1 run batted in).

Lee Jung-hoo stepped up to his fourth at-bat with 2 outs and no runners on in the 8th inning. He made an infield hit against left-hander Taylor Rogers, achieving his season's first multi-hit game. Following a walk by Matt Chapman, he crossed home plate on a timely hit by Elliott Ramos.

Meanwhile, the game resulted in a 6-3 victory for San Francisco. San Francisco, with Robbie Ray as the starting pitcher, lined up Ramonte Wade, Willy Adames, Lee Jung-hoo, Matt Chapman, Elliott Ramos, Wilmer Flores, Luis Matos, Sam Huff, and Tyler Fitzgerald.

The opposing Cincinnati team comprised Matt McLain, Santiago Espinal, Elly De La Cruz, Christian Encarnacion-Strand, Aimer Candelario, Spencer Steer, Gavin Lux, Blake Dunn, and Austin Winst, with Nick Martinez starting.

San Francisco struck first in the 5th inning when Elliott Ramos launched a solo homer. In the 6th inning, after Tyler Fitzgerald’s double created a 2 outs and runner at second base situation, Lee Jung-hoo hit a timely double, and Matt Chapman followed with a two-run homer. It was 4-0. Cincinnati, trying to rally, managed to close the gap to 1 run with back-to-back homers by Austin Winst and Matt McLain in the bottom of the 6th.

Then, in the 8th inning, with San Francisco leading 4-3, Willy Adames' sacrifice fly to center field and a timely hit by Elliott Ramos added 2 more runs, sealing the victory.

Starting pitcher Robbie Ray for San Francisco pitched 5⅓ innings, allowing 3 hits (2 home runs), 1 walk, striking out 4, and giving up 3 runs. Nick Martinez, who started for Cincinnati, threw 6 innings, allowing 4 hits (2 home runs), 1 walk, striking out 5, and giving up 4 runs.

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