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Giants

Arias grounded out, third baseman Headley to first baseman Medica.

Padres

Posey homered to center on a 0-0 count, Pence scored.

Homered to center on a 0-0 count, Pence scored.

Pagan singled to center, B.Hicks scored, B.Crawford scored, Lincecum to second.

Headley doubled to right, Venable scored, S.Smith scored, Nady to third.

Doubled to right, Venable scored, S.Smith scored, Nady to third.

Giants first.  Pagan popped out to second baseman Amarista.  Pence walked.  Posey homered to center on a 0-0 count, Pence scored.  Morse struck out.  Belt grounded out, pitcher Erlin to first baseman Medica.

Giants second.  Arias flied out to left fielder S.Smith.  B.Hicks walked on a full count.  B.Crawford singled to center, B.Hicks to third.  Lincecum walked on a full count, B.Crawford to second.  Pagan singled to center, B.Hicks scored, B.Crawford scored, Lincecum to second.  Pence fouled out to third baseman Headley.  Posey flied out to center fielder Venable.

Padres third.  Erlin flied out to center fielder Pagan.  E.Cabrera grounded out, second baseman B.Hicks to first baseman Belt.  Venable singled to center.  S.Smith singled to right, Venable to third.  Nady walked on four pitches, S.Smith to second.  Headley doubled to right, Venable scored, S.Smith scored, Nady to third.  Nady was out advancing, right fielder Pence to first baseman Belt to catcher Posey, Nady out.

Padres seventh.  Hundley homered to left on a 0-0 count.  Affeldt pitching.  Denorfia pinch-hitting for Amarista.  Denorfia grounded out, shortstop B.Crawford to first baseman Belt.  Gyorko pinch-hitting for A.Torres.  Gyorko lined out to center fielder Pagan.  E.Cabrera grounded out, pitcher Affeldt to first baseman Belt.

The Giants are coming off a series win (2-of-3) over the Dodgers and have won three of their last four games. Seven consecutive Giants' games have been decided by one run. The seven straight one-run games are the most consecutive one-run games for the Giants in over 100 years. The 1910 New York Giants had eight consecutive games decided by one run from August 11-17, 1910.

The Padres have won five of their last eight games. San Diego is the only team in the majors that has yet to score more than six runs in any game. The Padres' 16 games to start the season scoring six runs or fewer are their most to begin a season since starting the 1989 season with 22 consecutive games scoring six runs or fewer.

Hunter Pence is coming off a 5-hit series versus the Dodgers and is 9-for-his-last-27 (.333) after the starting the season 4-for-36 (.111).

In his last six games against the Giants, Chris Denorfia is hitting .400 (10-for-25) with two home runs and six runs batted in. Denorfia's 13 runs scored versus San Francisco in 2013 were the most by any player against the Giants.

With tonight's start at San Diego, Matt Cain will have already seen the other four NL West teams in his first four starts of the season having already faced the Diamondbacks, Dodgers and Rockies in his first three starts. Cain only faced the Padres once in 2013 and twice in 2012. Since July 17, 2011, Cain has a 1.86 ERA (10/48.1) in seven starts against the Padres (all quality starts). In 15 career starts at Petco Park, Cain is just 4-6 despite a 2.46 ERA (26/95.0). Cain has allowed three runs or fewer in 14 of his 15 career starts at Petco Park.

Bay Area native Tyson Ross (born in Berkeley, CA and played college baseball at Cal) has three career starts against the Giants, and he is 0-2 with a 4.15 ERA (8/17.1). Since becoming a full-time member of the Padres' rotation last July, Ross has a 2.33 ERA (12/46.1) in seven starts at Petco Park.

HP - DiMuro, 1B - Wendelstedt, 2B - Woodring, 3B - Morales

(SportsNetwork.com) - Tim Lincecum tries to build upon his best start of the
 season on Sunday, as the San Francisco Giants attempt to salvage the finale
 of a three-game series with the San Diego Padres at Petco Park.

San Francisco Giants (10-8) at San Diego Padres (9-9), 4:10 p.m. (ET)

San  Diego,  CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Buster  Posey smacked a two-run homer in
 the  first inning and  the San Francisco Giants held off the San Diego Padres,
 4-3, in the finale of a three-game set.

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