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Pillar singled to left, Dubon scored, Yastrzemski to second.

Singled to left, Dubon scored, Yastrzemski to second.

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On first baseman Belt's fielding error, Fuentes scored.

Giants third.  Dubon singled to left.  Samardzija sacrificed, third baseman Arenado to second baseman McMahon, Dubon to second.  Crawford grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Fuentes, Dubon to third.  Yastrzemski walked on four pitches.  Pillar singled to left, Dubon scored, Yastrzemski to second.  Vogt grounded out, first baseman Fuentes unassisted.

Rockies seventh.  Rogers pitching.  Belt in as first baseman.  Fuentes singled to right.  Wolters was hit by a pitch, Fuentes to second.  Alonso pinch-hitting for Diehl.  Alonso grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dubon unassisted, Wolters out.  Lambert pinch-running for Alonso.  Hampson struck out.  Tapia safe at first on throwing error by shortstop Crawford, Fuentes to third, Lambert to second.  On first baseman Belt's fielding error, Fuentes scored.  Arenado struck out.

Giants ninth.  Johnson pitching.  Dickerson pinch-hitting for Smith.  Dickerson grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Fuentes.  Davis homered to center on a full count.

 San Francisco leads the season series between these clubs 10-6 and has won four of seven at home. The Rockies and Giants have scored a combined 4.86 runs per game this season in San Francisco and a combined 13.78 runs per game in Colorado.

 The Giants dropped two of three against the Braves over the weekend with every game decided by at least three runs. The Giants lead MLB with a 37-16 record (.698 win pct.) in one-run games but are 38-65 (.369) in all others. Their 37 wins in one-run games are the most since the 1993 Royals went 38-32.

 The Rockies lost two of three against the Dodgers despite hitting eight home runs in the series. Colorado is 35-33 this season when hitting multiple home runs in a game, the worst record in the National League, after going 89-26 in multi-homer games over the previous two seasons, third best in the NL.

 Mike Yastrzemski has a .313 batting average and .395 on-base percentage in September despite a slash line of .182/.280/.182 at home this month. On the season, Yastrzemski is hitting .240 at Oracle Park and .300 on the road.

 Sam Hilliard is hitting .600 in his last five games (9-for-15) with four home runs and a 2.067 OPS. He is the only Colorado rookie to ever have an OPS over 2.000 for any five-game stretch (min. 12 plate appearances).

 Charlie Blackmon is batting .161 at Oracle Park this season with a .381 OPS while Nolan Arenado is hitting .154 with a .582 OPS. Since 2017, the duo has combined for a slash line of .201/.275/.308 when playing in San Francisco.

HP - Tichenor, 1B - Tosi, 2B - Cederstrom, 3B - Johnson

Rookie Sam Hilliard and his Colorado teammates look to pad their home run totals at the expense of San Francisco Giants right-hander Jeff Samardzija when the Rockies go for a second consecutive win in the three-game series Wednesday night.
Colorado used five homers, including a three-run blast from Charlie Blackmon in the 16th inning, to pull out an 8-5 win in the series opener.

Rockies, Hilliard take aim at Bochy's Giants, add special message

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  Jaylin Davis recently met ''The Say Hey Kid'' and later learned from manager Bruce Bochy that Hall of Famer Willie Mays had his own early struggles at the plate.
Bochy reminded Davis to relax, have fun.

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Colorado Rockies @ San Francisco Giants on September 26, 2019

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