Major League RBI leader Wilmer Flores, installed bases and made a nine-step walk at the bottom of the 10th stroke and allowed the host San Francisco Giants to walk 1-0 from athletics in the competition series.
Flores, which lasted in eight runs with three home running on Friday’s series opening win, came to the plate when A A manager Mark Kotsay, Mike Yastrzemski intentionally, in the second and third place in a scoreless duel with two exit and runner.
Floreres fell behind his right hand in the 1-2 census and fell behind Mason Miller (0-2) and accumulated three more fields, and he made three more steps, the last of the three of the three, the courtesy runner of the extra inning, was home to the game winner.
RBI was Flores’s 42nd season.
Brent Roocker was the first and third with runners and Camilo Doval (3-1), who made two exits at the 10th summit.
Both start -up jugs – A’s Luis Severino and Giants Roupe – Roupe – remained after a scoreless stroke. Severino allowed four hit and a walk, in five strokes, ROPP has limited ROPP A to four hits with two walks and five strikes.
The AS had many early opportunities to score goals against ROPP, a second runner in the first shot, the second and third runners and the fourth place in the second and third and third runners. ROUPP limited visitors to 7 to 7 with runners in the score position, a single single by one Hit Luis Urias, Lawrence Butler in the fourth place in the third place.
In the meantime, the giants loaded their bases against Severino in their singles in Tyler Fitzgerald and Yastrzemski’s single and made a march to Flores. However, the senior right -handed, Jung Hoo Lee and Heliot Ramos’u to keep the game without score.
Randy Rodriguez, Tyler Rogers, Ryan Walker and Doval scored a scoreless shot to complete the second closure of Giants.
Justin Sterner held the giants without running in the seventh and eighth Inning, and Tyler Ferguson finally made Miller’s 10th call before he made the 10th call.
Fitzgerald was the only player in the game with multiple hits and a pair of single. Athletics Tyler Soderstrom and Butler and Giants’ Lamonte Wade Jr.
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