Logan Webb apologizes for social media comments⁠10%

By John Shea⁠0%

7/10/2026, 1:00:03 PM

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Logan Webb apologizes for social media comments, vows to quit X: ‘My last hurrah’

The Giants ace deleted his account after replying to a reporter and fans who criticized the team.

Logan Webb allowed five earned runs in the Giants’ 10-0 defeat to the Blue Jays on Wednesday at Oracle Park. | Source: Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images

By John Shea Sports Reporter

For subscribers Published Jul. 10, 2026 at 1:00pm

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Logan Webb took the high road.

Kind of what leaders do, at least eventually.

The Giants’ best pitcher of the past six years had a regrettable moment Wednesday night to cap a regrettable performance Wednesday afternoon, and social media, sports talk shows, and aggregators followed up with a vengeance.

“I was just frustrated with the way my day went,” Webb told me at his locker. “Frustrated with how the season’s gone. Just frustrated with that moment where I thought he could’ve asked me about some things instead of saying what he said.”

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