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In an impressive display of power and precision, the San Francisco Giants trio of Willy Adames, Casey Schmitt, and Jung Hoo Lee orchestrated a decisive 6-3 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles. The star-studded performance featured a combined tally of four runs, five RBIs, and seven extra-base hits, igniting their team's victory in the opener of a three-game series Friday night. Adames electrified the field with a homer and a double, contributing two RBIs, while Lee mirrored his feats. Not to be outdone, Schmitt delivered a stellar performance with three doubles, scoring two runs and bringing in an RBI. Supporting their efforts, Matt Chapman added to the Giants' momentum, reaching base three times across hits and a walk, and also scoring a crucial run. Landen Roupp expertly handled the mound, granting him a 2-1 record after allowing just one run on five hits over six innings, complemented by two walks and four strikeouts. Despite the energies of Baltimore's Gunnar Henderson, who launched a two-run homer marking his third in the last four games, and consistent contributions from Adley Rutschman and Leody Taveras, the Orioles could not sustain their previous three-game win streak, succumbing to the Giants' relentless onslaught. Shane Baz (0-1) took the loss for the Orioles, conceding three runs on nine hits across five innings with two walks and four strikeouts. Initiating a challenging nine-game road trip across the Eastern time zone, San Francisco claimed a 1-0 advantage early, credited to Adames' powerful home run—his second this season. The Giants escalated their lead to 3-0, ignited by Schmitt’s initial double in the fourth inning, later capitalizing on hits by Heliot Ramos and Patrick Bailey. Adames' subsequent double secured additional runs. Baltimore narrowed the margin, 3-1, as Dylan Beavers scored on Taveras' timely double in the fourth. Nevertheless, the Giants' momentum swelled in the seventh inning with three scores off Nick Raquet. A combination of Chapman's strategic walk, Schmitt's precise double, and Lee's emphatic homer solidified their commanding 6-1 lead. Baltimore's late effort in the ninth, with Henderson's remarkable home run driving in fellow teammate Jeremiah Jackson, narrowed the deficit to 6-3 but ultimately left the Orioles short of breaching San Francisco's reinforced defense.