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Rays

Lowe grounded out, pitcher Melancon to first baseman Belt.

Robertson flied out to left fielder Parra.

Meadows singled to center, Mi.Pérez to second.

Pham popped out to third baseman Longoria.

Choi singled to left, Mi.Pérez to third, Meadows to second.

Singled to left, Mi.Pérez to third, Meadows to second.

Grounded out, pitcher Melancon to first baseman Belt.

Giants

Y.Díaz homered to left on a 1-2 count, Lowe scored.

Homered to left on a 1-2 count, Lowe scored.

Kiermaier homered to center on a 1-1 count.

Meadows doubled to left, Mi.Pérez scored.

Rays first.  Meadows flied out to left fielder Parra.  Pham grounded out, third baseman Longoria to first baseman Belt.  Choi doubled to left.  Lowe doubled to right, Choi scored.  Díaz homered to left on a 1-2 count, Lowe scored.  Kiermaier homered to center on a 1-1 count.  Adames grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Belt.

Rays seventh.  Pérez doubled to center.  Arroyo pinch-hitting for Glasnow.  Vincent pitching.  Arroyo struck out.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Vincent, Pérez to third.  Meadows doubled to left, Pérez scored.  Pham flied out to center fielder Pillar, Meadows to third.  Choi was hit by a pitch.  Lowe flied out to center fielder Pillar.

Giants seventh.  Font pitching.  Parra flied out to center fielder Kiermaier.  Pillar singled to center.  On Font's wild pitch, Pillar to second.  Panik grounded out, second baseman Lowe to first baseman Choi, Pillar to third.  Sandoval pinch-hitting for Vincent.  Sandoval doubled to left, Pillar scored.  Duggar doubled to left, Sandoval scored.  Kolarek pitching.  Belt grounded out, shortstop Adames to first baseman Choi.

 The Rays are visiting the Giants for the first time since June 20, 2002, the longest current drought in MLB since one team last played at a specific opponent.

 The Giants and their opponents have combined to score just 41 runs this season, the fewest for the Giants through seven games of a season since 1975 (37).

 San Francisco is 14-5 (.737) in home openers since moving into Oracle Park in 2000, tied for the third-best record in home openers by any MLB team since 2000.

 Dereck Rodriguez has a 1.11 WHIP in 20 career starts in the majors, the lowest by a Giants pitcher over his first 20 MLB starts since Ferdie Schupp had a 0.84 WHIP over his first 20 starts from 1913-17.

 Tyler Glasnow's career average of 4.95 walks per nine innings is the highest among all pitchers currently on a major league roster (minimum 25 starts).

 The Rays are 5-2 despite scoring just 22 runs thus far. The last time a team won at least five of its first seven games of a season despite scoring that few runs was in 1997, when the Astros and Dodgers both did so.

HP - Danley, 1B - Gibson, 2B - Gibson, 3B - Lentz

The Farhan Zaidi era in San Francisco baseball debuts at newly renamed Oracle Park when the Giants play their home opener Friday afternoon against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The home crowd will greet a Giants team that lost its first two series of the season, both on the road, dropping three of four to the San Diego Padres before losing two in a row against the Los Angeles Dodgers after a series-opening win Monday.

Giants, Longoria prepare for Rays' visit

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  None of the Tampa Bay Rays wanted to see their old pal Evan Longoria in the batter's box with the game on the line in the ninth inning and two outs.
This time, Longoria flied out to end the game facing his former team for the first time since being traded in December 2017.

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