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Wolters lined out to center fielder Pillar.

Tapia grounded out, shortstop Solano to first baseman Sandoval.

Grounded out, shortstop Solano to first baseman Sandoval.

Giants

Dahl homered to left on the first pitch, Blackmon scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Blackmon scored.

Rockies third.  Gray struck out.  Blackmon singled to center.  Dahl homered to left on the first pitch, Blackmon scored.  Arenado walked on a full count.  Murphy singled to left, Arenado to second.  McMahon struck out.  Tapia lined out to left fielder Dickerson.

 The Giants are 6-0 in series openers in June (series that began in June only). The Rockies, however, are 15-10 overall this season in series openers, tied with the D'Backs for the second-best such record in the NL, behind the Dodgers (16-9).

 The Rockies were swept in three games in their most recent series, with all three losses coming via walk-off home runs by rookies. The 2019 Rockies are one of four teams all-time to allow three walk-off home runs to rookies in a single season, along with the 2018 Indians, 2009 Giants and 1992 Pirates.

 The Giants are 15-8 at home against Colorado since 2017. San Francisco has either won or tied six straight series at home against the Rockies.

 In three career games with the Giants, Alex Dickerson has two doubles, one triple and one home run. The last Giant to have a double, triple and a home run in his first three games with San Francisco was Kenny Lofton in 2002.

 Since his career began in 2013, Nolan Arenado has 97 RBI against the Giants, the most that any player has recorded against any single opponent over that time.

 Since 2017, Charlie Blackmon has hit 26 home runs against left-handed pitching. Over that time, only two left-handed batters, Cody Bellinger (28) and Joey Gallo (27), have hit more home runs against left-handed pitching than Blackmon.

HP - Carapazza, 1B - Visconti, 2B - Baker, 3B - Cuzzi

Two teams that got roughed up by the Los Angeles Dodgers last week get an opportunity to vent their frustrations on one another when the Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants open a three-game series in San Francisco on Monday night.
Colorado right-hander Jon Gray (7-5, 4.18 ERA), who has never beaten the Giants, and San Francisco lefty Drew Pomeranz (2-7, 7.09), who has never lost to the Rockies, are scheduled to go head-to-head in a matchup of clubs that suffered walk-off losses on the road Sunday.

Rockies, Giants try to shake off tough losses

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  The Colorado Rockies put a forgettable weekend at Dodger Stadium behind them and started fresh.
David Dahl hit a two-run homer in the third that held up for Jon Gray, and the Rockies snapped a three-game skid by beating the San Francisco Giants 2-0 on Monday night.

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SF	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Colorado Rockies @ San Francisco Giants on June 25, 2019

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