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Giants

Gennett grounded out, pitcher Howard to first baseman Murphy.

Grounded out, pitcher Howard to first baseman Murphy.

Posey walked on a full count, Slater to second.

Walked on a full count, Slater to second.

Rockies

Sandoval doubled to left, Yastrzemski scored.

Crawford singled to left, Sandoval scored.

Gennett homered to right on the first pitch, Crawford scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, Crawford scored.

McMahon grounded out, second baseman Gennett to first baseman Belt, Murphy scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Gennett to first baseman Belt, Murphy scored.

Story homered to left on a 3-1 count, Blackmon scored.

Homered to left on a 3-1 count, Blackmon scored.

Blackmon homered to center on the first pitch.

On second baseman Gennett's throwing error, Arenado scored.

Posey doubled to center, Pillar scored, Slater scored.

Doubled to center, Pillar scored, Slater scored.

Giants first.  Belt struck out.  Yastrzemski walked.  Sandoval doubled to left, Yastrzemski scored.  Vogt flied out to center fielder Hampson.  Crawford singled to left, Sandoval scored.  Crawford to second.  Gennett homered to right on the first pitch, Crawford scored.  Duggar grounded out, first baseman Murphy unassisted.

Rockies second.  Murphy doubled to center.  Desmond flied out to right fielder Slater, Murphy to third.  McMahon grounded out, second baseman Gennett to first baseman Belt, Murphy scored.  Hampson singled to right.  Wolters flied out to right fielder Slater.

Rockies third.  Gray flied out to center fielder Duggar.  Blackmon singled to center.  Story homered to left on a 3-1 count, Blackmon scored.  Arenado walked on four pitches.  Murphy singled to center, Arenado to second.  Desmond flied out to right fielder Slater, Arenado to third.  McMahon grounded out, second baseman Gennett to first baseman Belt.

Rockies fifth.  Blackmon homered to center on the first pitch.  Story flied out to center fielder Duggar.  Arenado singled to center.  Murphy doubled to left, Arenado to third.  On second baseman Gennett's fielding error, Arenado scored.  Desmond flied out to center fielder Duggar, Murphy to third.  McMahon fouled out to third baseman Sandoval.

Giants eighth.  Gennett struck out, catcher Wolters to first baseman Murphy.  Green pinch-hitting for Duggar.  Estévez pitching.  Panik pinch-hitting for Green.  Panik walked on four pitches.  Slater singled to center, Panik to second.  Pillar pinch-running for Panik.  Posey pinch-hitting for Coonrod.  Posey doubled to center, Pillar scored, Slater scored.  Belt walked on a full count.  Howard pitching.  Yastrzemski was hit by a pitch, Posey to third, Belt to second.  Sandoval struck out.  Vogt flied out to left fielder Desmond.

 The Giants outscored the Rockies, 40-15, in their most recent visit to Denver from July 15-17 to record their first four-game sweep at Coors Field since Sept. 15-18, 2011. San Francisco, which went 1-8 at Coors in 2018, has won nine of the 13 meetings between the teams this season.

 Colorado went 6-19 in July, its lowest winning percentage in a month in franchise history (minimum 10 games). Its .240 winning percentage is also the worst in the modern era for a team that entered July above .500, surpassing the 2000 Rockies that went 7-22.

 San Francisco ranks second in the NL in runs per game (5.78) since June 30 but is averaging just 2.90 runs over its last seven contests. Since June 30, the Giants are 14-0 when scoring five or more runs and 6-7 when recording four or fewer.

 Scooter Gennett, acquired by the Giants from the Reds on Wednesday, owns a .423 average (22-for-52) with three home runs in 16 career games at Coors Field, the second-highest average there among active players with at least 55 plate appearances (Starling Marte, .423).

 Raimel Tapia is batting .327 since the All-Star break and enters this series on an eight-game hitting streak at home. Tapia is slashing .452/.469/.710 while hitting safely in nine of his last 10 meetings with the Giants.

 Madison Bumgarner, slated to pitch Saturday, has won all three of his 2019 starts vs. the Rockies and is 4-0 with a 2.52 ERA in four meetings with Colorado since last September. Bumgarner's 11 strikeouts against the Rockies on June 25 were his most since he fanned 11 Diamondbacks in the 2017 opener.

HP - Hamari, 1B - May, 2B - Cuzzi, 3B - Tichenor

In late June, Madison Bumgarner was one of MLB's players most rumored to be traded. The San Francisco Giants were 35-47 on June 29 and far behind in the playoff race, so when the calendar flipped to July, the Giants were viewed as sellers.
Things changed in a hurry. San Francisco then won 20 of its next 26 games through the end of July to vault into second place in the NL West and in the thick of the wild-card race. Keeping Bumgarner was a no-brainer considering a playoff spot was a realistic possibility.

Still a Giant, Bumgarner ready for Rockies

DENVER (AP)  Steven Duggar kept San Francisco in the game with a run-saving catch and Buster Posey put the Giants ahead with a rare pinch-hit.
Posey came through with a two-run double in the eighth inning to rally San Francisco past the Colorado Rockies 6-5 on Saturday night.

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COL	0	1	2	0	2	0	0	0	0

San Francisco Giants @ Colorado Rockies on August 4, 2019

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