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Pillar grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Riley to second baseman Hechavarría, Longoria out.

Yastrzemski grounded out, third baseman Riley to first baseman Cervelli.

Grounded out, third baseman Riley to first baseman Cervelli.

Longoria safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Swanson, Belt to third.

Safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Swanson, Belt to third.

Grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Riley to second baseman Hechavarría, Longoria out.

Braves

Longoria doubled to right, Slater scored.

Rickard doubled to left, Longoria scored, Pillar scored.

Doubled to left, Longoria scored, Pillar scored.

Freeman grounded out, second baseman Dubon to first baseman Slater, Hechavarría scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Dubon to first baseman Slater, Hechavarría scored.

Longoria singled to center, Dubon scored.

Giants sixth.  Yastrzemski singled to right.  Slater grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Swanson to second baseman Hechavarría, Yastrzemski out.  Longoria doubled to right, Slater scored.  Pillar safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Swanson.  Rickard doubled to left, Longoria scored, Pillar scored.  Crawford struck out.  A.Garcia was intentionally walked.  Webb grounded out, third baseman Riley to first baseman Freeman.

Braves sixth.  Swanson struck out.  Hechavarría tripled to center.  Freeman grounded out, second baseman Dubon to first baseman Slater, Hechavarría scored.  Markakis flied out to left fielder Rickard.

Giants seventh.  Jackson pitching.  Dubon singled to left.  Dubon stole second.  Yastrzemski popped out to shortstop Swanson.  Belt pinch-hitting for Slater.  Belt struck out, catcher Flowers to first baseman Freeman.  On Jackson's wild pitch, Dubon to third.  Longoria singled to center, Dubon scored.  Pillar hit an infield single to third, Longoria to second.  Rickard struck out.

 The Giants are 11-6 on the road against Atlanta since 2014, their best winning percentage as the visitor against any NL team over that time frame. San Francisco is just 4-8 on the road against the NL East in 2019, however, and has lost six straight road series against that division dating back to last season.

 Ronald Acuna Jr. hit his 40th homer of the season on Thursday, and two other Braves (Freddie Freeman, 38; Josh Donaldson, 37) are within striking distance of that mark. Only three teams in MLB history -- the 1973 Braves, 1996 Rockies and 1997 Rockies -- have had three players with 40 or more homers in a season.

 Kevin Pillar's 84 RBI since joining the Giants on April 2 are the second-most by any player in the division era (since 1969) who started the season with another team. Willie Montanez had 85 after being traded from the Phillies to the Giants in 1975.

 Mike Yastrzemski's home run at Boston's Fenway Park on Tuesday was his 13th on the road since May 31. Eugenio Suarez (18), Ronald Acuna. Jr. (17) and Pete Alonso (15) are the only NL players with more over that period.

 Mike Foltynewicz has posted a 1.00 ERA through his first three starts of September, second-lowest among qualified NL pitchers so far this month (Adam Wainwright, 0.33). He's just 1-7 with a 5.19 ERA in 11 starts vs. NL West teams since August 2017, with the lone win coming against the Giants on Sept. 11, 2018.

 Tyler Beede and Johnny Cueto, the Giants' first two scheduled starters of the series, have not allowed a run while pitching at least five innings in each of their last two starts. The last San Francisco pitcher to go three straight starts of five or more innings while not giving up a run was Jeff Brantley in 1992.

HP - Woodring, 1B - Dreckman, 2B - Meals, 3B - Kulpa

The Atlanta Braves will send veteran Dallas Keuchel to the mound for their final home game of the regular season on Sunday when they host the San Francisco Giants.
Keuchel (8-6, 3.63) will be opposed by San Francisco's Logan Webb (1-2, 6.51). The Braves have won the first two games of the series.

Braves face Giants in regular-season home finale

ATLANTA (AP)  The Atlanta Braves closed their final home regular-season game with new injury concerns about Freddie Freeman and his status for the playoffs.
A recurrence of pain caused by a bone spur in his right elbow forced Freeman to leave the Braves' 4-1 loss to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday.

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San Francisco Giants @ Atlanta Braves on September 22, 2019

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