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Jones hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Duggar, Escobar scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Duggar, Escobar scored.

Weaver sacrificed, pitcher Anderson to second baseman Panik, Ahmed scored, Kelly to second.

Sacrificed, pitcher Anderson to second baseman Panik, Ahmed scored, Kelly to second.

On third baseman Longoria's throwing error, Dyson scored, Marte to third.

Escobar hit an infield single to second, Weaver scored, Dyson to third.

Hit an infield single to second, Weaver scored, Dyson to third.

Panik hit an infield single to first, Yastrzemski scored.

Hit an infield single to first, Yastrzemski scored.

Diamondbacks first.  Dyson lined out to right fielder Pillar.  Marte homered to right on a 1-1 count.  Escobar singled to left.  On Anderson's wild pitch, Escobar to second.  On catcher Posey's throwing error, Escobar to third.  Jones hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Duggar, Escobar scored.  Walker grounded out, third baseman Longoria to first baseman Belt.

Giants first.  Panik doubled to right.  Duggar struck out.  Posey doubled to right, Panik scored.  Belt walked on a full count.  Longoria flied out to right fielder Jones.  Crawford struck out.

Diamondbacks second.  Ahmed singled to left.  Swihart popped out to right fielder Pillar.  Ahmed stole second.  On Anderson's wild pitch, Ahmed to third.  Kelly walked on a full count.  Weaver sacrificed, pitcher Anderson to second baseman Panik, Ahmed scored, Kelly to second.  Dyson singled to center, Kelly scored.  Marte singled to center, Dyson to third.  Marte to second.  On third baseman Longoria's throwing error, Dyson scored, Marte to third.  Escobar lined out to right fielder Pillar.

Diamondbacks fourth.  Kelly grounded out, third baseman Longoria to first baseman Belt.  Weaver singled to center.  Dyson singled to right, Weaver to second.  Marte grounded out, first baseman Belt to pitcher Anderson, Weaver to third, Dyson to second.  Escobar hit an infield single to second, Weaver scored, Dyson to third.  Jones grounded out, third baseman Longoria to first baseman Belt.

Giants seventh.  Yastrzemski doubled to left.  Austin pinch-hitting for Moronta.  Austin flied out to right fielder Jones, Yastrzemski to third.  Panik hit an infield single to first, Yastrzemski scored.  Duggar struck out.  Yoshihisa pitching.  Posey grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Ahmed to second baseman Marte, Panik out.

 The Diamondbacks were swept in three games by the Padres in their last series, and have now lost a season-high five games in a row. During this losing streak, the D'Backs are averaging 2.4 runs per game, while slashing .157/.234/.270 as a team.

 The Giants lost three of four games against the Braves, including a 5-4 loss in the final game of the series. Despite the one-run loss, San Francisco is still an MLB-best, 13-5 (.722), this season in games decided by one run.

 San Francisco has either won or split its last five series against Arizona, the team's longest active such streak against any opponent. Over that time, the Giants are 11-5 against the Diamondbacks, with five of their 11 victories coming by a single run.

 Eduardo Escobar leads the D'Backs in home runs (11) and triples (3) -- he is one of four players this season either leading his team, or tied for the team lead, in both categories, along with Brandon Belt, Josh Bell and Ronny Rodriguez.

 In 12 career starts against the Giants, Robbie Ray has a 2.98 ERA, with 89 strikeouts in 66.1 innings. Both Ray and Giants probable Drew Pomeranz took no-decisions and failed to pitch five innings when they matched up on May 19, in a 3-2 Giants' victory.

 Joe Panik has a .436 on-base percentage in May, the fourth-highest mark in the NL (min. 50 PA). Panik has a .411 on-base percentage when batting first in the lineup this season, the best mark by any player in the majors from the leadoff spot (min. 75 PA).

HP - Woodring, 1B - O'Nora, 2B - Hoye, 3B - Ripperger

Former college rivals Luke Weaver and Shaun Anderson will go head-to-head for the first time when the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks attempt to sweep the San Francisco Giants in the finale of a three-game series on Sunday afternoon.
After losing two of three at home to the Giants last weekend and three straight in San Diego before heading north to San Francisco, the Diamondbacks have demolished Giants pitching for 28 runs and 34 hits in 18-2 and 10-4 wins to open this series.

Old rivals face off again as D-backs go for sweep of Giants

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  The Arizona Diamondbacks' feel-good weekend ended on a sour note with injury concerns over starting pitcher Luke Weaver.
Ketel Marte homered for the third time in three games, Eduardo Escobar had three hits, and the Arizona Diamondbacks tied a franchise record for scoring in a three-game series as they beat the San Francisco Giants 6-2 Sunday to finish a sweep.

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Arizona Diamondbacks @ San Francisco Giants on May 26, 2019

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