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Sandoval grounded out, second baseman Vargas to first baseman Walker

Crawford grounded out, shortstop Ahmed to first baseman Walker.

Grounded out, shortstop Ahmed to first baseman Walker.

Pab.Sandoval grounded out, second baseman Vargas to first baseman Walker.

Grounded out, second baseman Vargas to first baseman Walker.

Locastro singled to right, Joseph scored.

Diamondbacks

Vogt grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Kelly, Longoria scored, Belt to third.

Grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Kelly, Longoria scored, Belt to third.

Walker singled to right, A.Jones scored, Escobar to third.

Singled to right, A.Jones scored, Escobar to third.

Pillar homered to left on the first pitch.

Locastro singled to left, Ahmed scored, Dyson to third, Kelly to second.

Singled to left, Ahmed scored, Dyson to third, Kelly to second.

Diamondbacks third.  Ahmed grounded out, first baseman Belt to pitcher Anderson.  Joseph walked on a full count.  Kelly sacrificed, pitcher Anderson to second baseman Panik, Joseph to second.  Locastro singled to right, Joseph scored.  Vargas lined out to first baseman Belt.

Giants fourth.  Longoria singled to center.  Belt doubled to right, Longoria to third.  Vogt grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Kelly, Longoria scored, Belt to third.  Pillar struck out.  Dickerson was intentionally walked.  Crawford grounded out, first baseman Walker to pitcher Kelly.

Diamondbacks fourth.  D.Peralta grounded out, pitcher Anderson to shortstop Crawford to first baseman Belt.  Jones struck out, safe on Anderson's wild pitch.  Escobar singled to center, Jones to third.  Walker singled to right, Jones scored, Escobar to third.  Ahmed lined into a double play, first baseman Belt unassisted, Walker out.

Giants seventh.  Pillar homered to left on the first pitch.  Chafin pitching.  Dickerson grounded out, pitcher Chafin to first baseman Walker.  Crawford grounded out, shortstop Ahmed to first baseman Walker.  Anderson struck out, catcher Joseph to first baseman Walker.

Diamondbacks tenth.  Melancon pitching.  Walker singled to center.  Ahmed grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Crawford to second baseman Panik, Walker out.  Dyson pinch-hitting for Andriese.  Dyson walked on a full count, Ahmed to second.  On Melancon's wild pitch, Ahmed to third, Dyson to second.  Kelly was intentionally walked.  Locastro singled to left, Ahmed scored, Dyson to third, Kelly to second.

 The Diamondbacks scored 34 runs and had 44 hits in their last series against the Giants from May 24-26 -- these are both tied for the most by any team in any three-game series in 2019 (Red Sox, 34 runs; Angels, 44 hits).

 The Giants lost their last three to the Dodgers, allowing nine runs and at least 13 hits in each of the three games. This is only the third time in MLB this season a team has allowed at least nine runs and 13 hits in three straight games, and the first time for the Giants since April 2004.

 The Diamondbacks have had 10 hits and lost in each of their last two games. Their 10 losses when collecting at least 10 hits this season are tied for third most in MLB -- the Giants have only had 10+ hits in 14 games this season (wins and losses), fewest in MLB.

 Ketel Marte had his first four-hit game of the season yesterday and has had at least three hits in four straight games, the second-longest streak in MLB this season (Charlie Blackmon, five). Paul Goldschmidt was the only other Diamondback to ever have four straight three-hit games (June 2018).

 Kevin Pillar leads the Giants in hits (19) and runs (11) this month, and his seven doubles in June are only one shy of the MLB leaders. He scored three runs yesterday, his second time ever doing so (first was April 28, 2017) in 763 career games.

 David Peralta is hitting .291 with a .351 OBP in 2019 after posting a very similar batting average (.293) and OBP (.352) in both the 2017 and 2018 seasons. However, he already has 20 doubles this season after totaling 25 two-baggers a season ago.

HP - De Jesus, 1B - Danley, 2B - Hoberg, 3B - Nauert

The Arizona Diamondbacks must figure out a way to cool down the hottest hitter in baseball when they attempt to avoid a series sweep at the hands of the visiting San Francisco Giants and their two-day sensation, outfielder Alex Dickerson, on Sunday afternoon.
Dickerson, acquired from the San Diego Padres for a minor-leaguer earlier in the month and summoned from Triple-A on Friday, bombed the unsuspecting Diamondbacks for the second straight night in Saturday's 7-4 win.

D-Backs need antidote for Dickerson to avoid sweep by Giants

PHOENIX (AP)  Tim Locastro has been hit by pitches 12 times in 102 plate appearances this season. Avoiding it with the bases loaded on Sunday still worked in his favor.
Locastro's single in the 10th inning gave the Arizona Diamondbacks a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants, a line drive to left field that scored Nick Ahmed and helped the Diamondbacks end a season-long six-game losing streak.

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San Francisco Giants @ Arizona Diamondbacks on June 23, 2019

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