San Francisco Giants pitcher Logan Webb delivered a memorable performance on Sunday, earning a standing ovation as he took the mound for the ninth inning against the Colorado Rockies. The atmosphere reminded him of a pivotal playoff game against the Dodgers a couple of years prior.

Webb pitched a complete game shutout, striking out 10 batters and allowing only seven hits. His dominant performance, coupled with J.D. Davis's solo home run in the fourth, secured a 1-0 win for the Giants. This victory was especially significant as it came after Webb had struggled in his two previous starts.

The Rockies' starting pitcher, Kyle Freeland, exited the game in the seventh inning with a shoulder injury after diving for a bunt. The extent of his injury is yet to be determined. Freeland had been pitching well despite the loss, navigating through challenging situations in nearly every inning.

Davis's home run, his eleventh of the season, propelled the Giants to a 49-41 record heading into the All-Star break, placing them third in the NL West. Webb attributed his success to an improved changeup, which he felt had been lacking in recent outings.

Beyond Webb's stellar pitching, the Giants' defense also played a crucial role in the win, executing key plays including a double play in the sixth inning and throwing out Jurickson Profar at second base in the first. Giants manager Gabe Kapler praised the team's combined efforts, emphasizing the satisfaction of a win built on strong pitching and defense.

While the Giants celebrated their win, the Rockies suffered their sixth loss in seven games. Harold Castro recorded two hits for Colorado, who have struggled against the Giants recently, losing 13 of their last 14 matchups.

Following the All-Star break, the Rockies will host the Yankees, while the Giants will travel to Pittsburgh to face the Pirates.