☀️ Logan Webb Just Reminded the World Who He Is.

Wake up, baseball fans. Logan Webb just reminded the world who he is. ☀️⚾🔥

June 3 — Giants 1, Brewers 0. American Family Field.

Webb carried a no-hitter into the 7th inning against one of the hottest teams in baseball. Six perfect innings before Sal Frelick drew a walk in the 6th — the first Brewer to even reach base all night. Then Brice Turang lined a single to break it up.

That was all Milwaukee got.

One hit. Zero runs. 95 pitches. 4 strikeouts. A masterpiece in Milwaukee from a pitcher who came into the night with a 4.82 ERA and something to prove.

"I feel like I've not led the right way in my performance. To be able to get healthy and throw the way I feel like I should — it was fun." — Logan Webb

This was only Webb's second start back from bursitis in his right knee. The real Webb is back. 👀

The Only Run of the Game

Victor Bericoto — a 24-year-old Venezuelan outfielder — hit his FIRST career home run in the 5th inning. Bat flip. Pure joy. One swing. That's all it took.

A kid from Maracay, Venezuela, hitting his first big league homer at American Family Field. The kind of moment that doesn't show up in the standings but means everything to the guy who lived it.

The Odds Don't Capture This

The Giants are 24-38 with a 0.7% chance at the playoffs. The Brewers are 37-22 at 90.2%. On paper this was just another loss for a team going nowhere.

But for Logan Webb — back from knee bursitis, finally healthy, finally himself — this was proof. And for Victor Bericoto, a 24-year-old Venezuelan who just hit his first big league homer? This was a night he'd never forget.

This meant nothing in the standings. But for Webb and Bericoto? It meant everything. 👏