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CLEVELAND -- In a stellar display of pitching prowess, Gavin Williams propelled the Cleveland Guardians to a 5-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Thursday, marking their first home series win in seven weeks. Williams, showcasing his dominance on the mound, struck out 11 batters across 5 2/3 innings, nearly achieving his career-high in strikeouts. His performance propelled him into a tie with Dylan Cease of the Toronto Blue Jays for the American League lead in strikeouts, both sitting at 201. The Guardians' offense was fueled from the outset with José Ramírez hitting a pivotal RBI single during a three-run rally in the first inning. This crucial hit also elevated Ramírez to fifth place on the franchise's all-time hits list, matching Charlie Jamieson's record. Despite a strong effort from Willy Adames of the Giants, who swatted a two-run homer in the fourth inning—his 200th career home run—San Francisco could not bridge the gap. This home run also marked Adames as the sixth shortstop in MLB history to attain six consecutive seasons with at least 20 homers. Adding to the Guardians' tally, Steven Kwan and Brayan Rocchio secured RBI singles in the sixth and eighth innings, respectively, further cementing their lead. The Giants' struggles on the road continued, marking their eighth successive road series loss and setting them further back in standings. Friday's games will see the Giants’ Logan Webb start at Boston, and the Guardians’ Joey Cantillo will take the mound at Colorado, aiming to build on their recent successes and alter the course of their seasons.