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Longoria grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Escobar to second baseman Marte, Belt out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Escobar to second baseman Marte, Belt out.

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Longoria walked, Panik scored, Solano to third, Austin to second.

Walked, Panik scored, Solano to third, Austin to second.

Pillar grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Ray, Solano scored, Austin to third, Longoria to second.

Grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Ray, Solano scored, Austin to third, Longoria to second.

Ahmed hit a ground-rule double to right, Peralta scored, Walker to third.

Hit a ground-rule double to right, Peralta scored, Walker to third.

On Pomeranz's wild pitch, Walker scored, Ahmed to third.

Giants third.  Panik singled to left.  Solano singled to right, Panik to second.  Austin walked on a full count, Panik to third, Solano to second.  Longoria walked, Panik scored, Solano to third, Austin to second.  Pillar grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Ray, Solano scored, Austin to third, Longoria to second.  Vogt struck out.  Williamson struck out.

Diamondbacks fourth.  Peralta hit an infield single to shortstop.  Walker walked on a full count, Peralta to second.  Dyson struck out.  Ahmed hit a ground-rule double to right, Peralta scored, Walker to third.  On Pomeranz's wild pitch, Walker scored, Ahmed to third.  Murphy struck out.  Kelly pinch-hitting for Ray.  Kelly walked on a full count.  Jones lined out to right fielder Pillar.

Giants tenth.  Yoshihisa pitching.  Sandoval pinch-hitting for Dyson.  Sandoval homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Panik flied out to left fielder Peralta.  Crawford struck out.  Belt hit an infield single to third.  Longoria grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Escobar to second baseman Marte, Belt out.

 The Diamondbacks won 10 of 13 meetings with the Giants from the start of the 2017 season through May 2018; since last June, however, SF has won five of seven in the series, averaging 5.00 runs per game. Entering the 2017 season, the Giants had won 33 of the previous 43 meetings with Arizona.

 The Giants are scoring 6.00 runs per game since May 3 (66 runs in 11 games), ranking second in the NL in that span (Colorado -- 7.00). They are averaging 1.55 homers per game in that stretch after entering play on May 3 hitting 0.55 homers per contest, third lowest in MLB to that point.

 After posting a 3.48 ERA in April with a .228 opponent batting average, Arizona pitching has a 4.15 ERA this month and is surrendering a .264 batting average. In their just-completed three-game series with the Pirates, the Diamondbacks allowed five hits in 31 at-bats with RISP (.161).

 Buster Posey, who is expected back in the Giants' lineup this weekend, has played 131 games against Arizona in his career and has 151 hits, fifth most all-time among Arizona opponents. Only Todd Helton (246), Adrian Gonzalez (189), Matt Kemp (189) and Andre Ethier (178) have more.

 David Peralta leads the NL with 16 doubles this season; he is tied for second in MLB. In franchise history, no Diamondback has led the National League in doubles in a season. Peralta is hitting .407 against NL West opponents in 2019 (24-for-59) with 14 RBI in 14 games.

 Merrill Kelly has a 3.20 ERA at home in 2019 (nine earned runs in 25.1 innings) with a .713 opponent OPS. On the road, Kelly's ERA is 6.53, and his opponent OPS is .902. He has issued only three walks in 25.1 innings at home, compared to 14 in 20.2 innings on the road.

HP - West, 1B - Cooper, 2B - Fletcher, 3B - Little

Arizona left-hander Robbie Ray will bring a history of success into his start against San Francisco on Sunday when the teams conclude a three-game series at Chase Field in Phoenix.
Ray was 3-0 with a 2.45 ERA in seven starts against the Giants in 2017-18 and is 4-1 with a 2.89 ERA against them in 11 career starts, with 83 strikeouts in 62 1/3 innings.

Ray brings history of success to D-backs' matchup vs. Giants

PHOENIX (AP)  Pablo Sandoval and Brandon Crawford, two of San Francisco's oldest players, did not start Sunday's game.
By the time it was over, they had made the two biggest plays, allowing the Giants to leave the desert with a series win.

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San Francisco Giants @ Arizona Diamondbacks on May 19, 2019

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