Wilmer Floreres broke a sixth-shot tie with a seventh house run, Robbie Ray threw five effective inning, and San Francisco Giants became a one-week host against Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night.
Hayden Birdsong (1-0) came out of an eighth-stroke jam to limit his three-stroke assistance effort. Camilo Doval threw 1-2-3 ninth to the third savings of the season, and on Sunday, he helped erase memories of a walking nightmare with a 5-4 defeat against Los Angeles Angels.
After Caleb Durbin’s first career Homer, a two-stage shot, after 2-0 ahead of Brewers in the second shot, the giants took the fifth and fifth place to prepare the ground for the stage for the left average of Flores.
Patrick Bailey’s RBI Single and Milwaukee Second Master Brice Turang’s throwing error covered the first two rounds of the giants.
Jung Hoo Lee added a RBI triple in the seventh, and Giants ran in a eighth ranking grounder to complete the score.
Ray allowed both beer runs and five hit. Three walked and hit four.
Birdsong allowed San Francisco to win a four -fans because he won only the second time in five games and allowed two walks and two walks.
4-2 Brewers threatened on the eighth hill and walked out of Birdsong Christian Yelich outside and two down with Rhys Hoskins. However, he hit Sal Frelick with potential binding works on the bases and maintained his clue.
Flores and Tyler Fitzgerald had two strokes for giants, while Bailey went into a pair of running.
13. Homer’s Homer, which appeared in the look of the big league plate, was the only layer for Brewers, who opened a 10 -game trip from the last five.
Grant Anderson (1-1), the third jug of Milwaukee, lost the loss after surrendering Flores’s Homer. Breweers march Quinn Priester was taken after four plus Inning. He was accused of four strokes and four walks in four strokes.
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