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San Francisco scored six runs in the eighth to erase a 6-1 deficit and beat St. Louis 7-6.
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Giants 7, Cardinals 6: The six-run eighth stole the night
San Francisco erased a five-run deficit with a six-run eighth inning, turning St. Louis' apparent road win into a one-run Giants comeback.
Giants 5, Cardinals 4: Whitcomb owned the eleventh
Shay Whitcomb delivered his first career game-ending RBI in the 11th, while Rafael Devers and Bryce Eldridge kept San Francisco's late-night answer alive.
Pirates 13, Giants 12: Pittsburgh survived its own masterpiece
Pittsburgh scored nine in the third, gave back the lead, and still walked off San Francisco when the chaos finally ran out of innings.
Astros 2, Giants 1: Two runs owned the margin
Houston answered San Francisco's first-inning run with two late scores and held on behind a low-volume pitching duel at Oracle Park.
Rangers 5, Giants 4: Texas won the last answer
Texas beat San Francisco 5-4 after the Giants tied the game in the ninth and Ezequiel Duran supplied the Rangers' final answer.
Rangers 6, Giants 0: Texas made the shutout mean something
Texas scored four times in the third, then turned a six-run lead into a full stop against San Francisco.
Giants 4, Padres 1: San Francisco made one swing count
San Francisco beat San Diego 4-1 after Daniel Susac's two-run homer and Robbie Ray's six strong innings turned a small burst into a controlled win.
Giants 3, Brewers 0: Mahle made three runs enormous
Tyler Mahle threw six scoreless innings and San Francisco held Milwaukee to three hits in a 3-0 Giants win.
Giants 9, Angels 2: Devers and Lee ended the suspense early
Rafael Devers drove in four runs and Jung Hoo Lee added a three-run homer as San Francisco buried the Angels in two innings.
Royals 3, Giants 2: Kansas City made one run survive nine outs
Kansas City turned a one-run sixth-inning lead into a 3-2 win as Luinder Avila and three relievers shut down San Francisco late.
Royals 4, Giants 3: Kansas City answered the tie with a bunt
The Giants tied the game on a two-run homer in the ninth, but Nick Loftin's bunt single gave Kansas City an immediate 4-3 walk-off win.
Mariners 6, Giants 3: Seattle owned the middle of the game
Seattle erased deficits of 2-0 and 3-2, then used home runs from Luke Raley and Cole Young to beat San Francisco 6-3.
Mariners 4, Giants 3: Seattle made three hits carry ten innings
Cole Young tied the game with a three-run homer before Julio Rodriguez's 10th-inning sacrifice fly sent Seattle past San Francisco 4-3.
Giants 7, Mariners 0: Roupp gave two swings room to wreck Seattle
Landen Roupp worked seven scoreless innings before Bryce Eldridge and Willy Adames powered the Giants past the Mariners 7-0.