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Giants

Crawford grounded out, first baseman Olson to pitcher Hendriks.

Grounded out, first baseman Olson to pitcher Hendriks.

Dickerson fouled out to third baseman Chapman.

Athletics

Vogt hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Canha, Pillar scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Canha, Pillar scored.

Solano singled to center, Belt scored, Crawford to third.

Singled to center, Belt scored, Crawford to third.

Longoria homered to center on a 2-2 count.

Canha homered to left on the first pitch.

Longoria singled to left, Crawford scored, Solano scored, Yastrzemski to second.

Singled to left, Crawford scored, Solano scored, Yastrzemski to second.

Giants second.  Pillar doubled to center.  Slater grounded out, first baseman Olson unassisted, Pillar to third.  Vogt hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Canha, Pillar scored.  Belt walked.  Crawford singled to center, Belt to second.  Solano singled to center, Belt scored, Crawford to third.  Yastrzemski grounded out, first baseman Olson unassisted.

Athletics second.  Olson grounded out, first baseman Belt unassisted.  Canha homered to right on a 1-1 count.  Profar doubled to left.  Joseph doubled to left, Profar scored.  Pinder singled to center, Joseph scored.  Phegley pinch-hitting for Herrmann.  Phegley flied out to center fielder Pillar.  Semien grounded out, pitcher Webb to first baseman Belt.

Giants third.  Phegley in as catcher.  Posey struck out.  Longoria homered to center on a 2-2 count.  Pillar grounded out, second baseman Joseph to first baseman Olson.  Slater walked on four pitches.  On Anderson's wild pitch, Slater to second.  Vogt grounded out, second baseman Joseph to first baseman Olson.

Athletics fourth.  Canha homered to left on the first pitch.  Profar walked on four pitches.  Joseph grounded into a double play, second baseman Solano to shortstop Crawford to first baseman Belt, Profar out.  Pinder lined out to third baseman Longoria.

Giants seventh.  Diekman pitching.  Crawford safe at first on fielding error by first baseman Olson.  Solano walked on a full count, Crawford to second.  Yastrzemski was hit by a pitch, Crawford to third, Solano to second.  Treinen pitching.  Posey struck out.  Longoria singled to left, Crawford scored, Solano scored, Yastrzemski to second.  Yastrzemski was caught stealing, catcher Phegley to third baseman Chapman, Yastrzemski out, Longoria to second.  Pillar grounded out, second baseman Joseph to first baseman Olson.

 The Giants and the A's split a two-game set in San Francisco earlier this month. Since 2008, the two Bay Area teams have evenly split 60 matchups, with San Francisco having the slight scoring edge, 253-246.

 Mike Yastrzemski has hit 17 home runs in his first 75 MLB games, tying Willie Mays for the second most hit in team history through 75 career MLB games -- Willie McCovey has the most with 21.

 Oakland has won seven of its last eight games, including sweeping the Yankees in three games in their most recent series. At 74-53, the A's are a season-best 21 games over .500.

 Evan Longoria has recorded 697 extra-base hits in his career, fourth most by any third baseman in his first 12 MLB seasons all-time (based on player's career position). The only third basemen with more XBH through 12 seasons are Eddie Mathews (762), Chipper Jones (713) and Mike Schmidt (706).

 Matt Olson has hit 79 home runs in his first three full seasons with the A's, fifth most all-time in franchise history through three MLB seasons. The only players in team history with more HR through three full MLB seasons are Mark McGwire (114), Jose Canseco (106), Reggie Jackson (99) and Bob Johnson (83) (ignores stats/seasons before rookie season).

 Over his last 11 starts, Madison Bumgarner has a 2.91 ERA, a 0.91 WHIP and a 5.8 (70/12) strikeout-walk ratio across 68.0 innings. Bumgarner struck out nine and walked zero in 7.0 innings of two-hit, one-run ball in a win against Oakland on August 13.

HP - Libka, 1B - Knight, 2B - Hoberg, 3B - Gibson

Northern California native Logan Webb will take center stage in his introduction to the Bay Bridge Series on Sunday afternoon when he pitches for the San Francisco Giants against the host Oakland Athletics in the finale of the rivals' two-game series.
The Giants took the upper hand in the set -- as well as the season series -- with an eight-run eighth inning Saturday night that rallied them to a 10-5 victory.

Giants go with S.F. native Webb in battle vs. A's

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)  After standing in the on-deck circle and watching an 11-pitch tussle between Buster Posey and Athletics reliever Blake Treinen that ended in a strikeout, Giants cleanup hitter Evan Longoria decided to take a quicker approach in his own at-bat against the former All-Star closer.
''I don't know if I swung at a first pitch this whole series but I kind of thought if this is the time, this is going to be it,'' Longoria said. ''I figured (Treinen) was going to try and get ahead.''

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San Francisco Giants @ Oakland Athletics on August 25, 2019

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