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FINAL |
7/22/2019 9:45 PM EST (136 DAYS AGO) |
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GAME PREVIEW
Weary but surging Giants set for visit from CubsFLMTwo of baseball's hottest teams since the All-Star break collide Monday night when the Chicago Cubs and host San Francisco Giants open a three-game series.The Cubs flew to San Francisco after Sunday's 5-1 home loss to San Diego, yet quite possibly will be the fresher of the two teams when the series begins.That's because the Giants capped an eight-game week with their fourth extra-inning win in six days on Sunday, outlasting the New York Mets 3-2 at home on a Mike Yastrzemski home run in the 12th inning.Having already played a doubleheader and a 10-inning game at Colorado earlier in the week, the Giants needed 47 innings to take three of four from the Mets, getting a boost Sunday from two guys making their major league debuts: pitcher Conner Menez and third baseman Zach Green.Menez didn't get a decision after holding the Mets to two runs and three hits in five innings, while Green had a dream debut with a single in his first big-league at-bat and an RBI double in his second."These young guys have come up and contributed for us," Giants manager Bruce Bochy told reporters after the win. "It's been fun watching what the different guys have done to help us win games." The Giants have the best record in the National League since the All-Star break at 9-2, with the Cubs second at 7-2.Right-handers Alec Mills (0-1, 4.50 ERA) of the Cubs and Shaun Anderson (3-2, 4.87) of the Giants are scheduled to get the starts Monday against teams they've never faced before. In fact, neither guy has ever faced a single opponent on the other's roster.Mills also will be starting a game on the road for the first time in his three-year career. He's made three previous starts at home for the Cubs, including in his 2019 season debut last Tuesday in a 4-3 win over Cincinnati. The 27-year-old limited the Reds to three runs in six innings, but did not get a decision in the 10-inning win.Meanwhile, Anderson will be pitching at home for the first time in a while, having been scheduled on the road in each of his last three starts.The Giants won all three of those games, but did so on the strength of their offense, bailing out the 24-year-old on all three occasions. Anderson allowed 13 runs in 13 1/3 innings over the stretch in 7-5, 10-7 and 11-8 wins.He's won his last two home starts, allowing four runs in 11 2/3 innings.While the Giants have surprised opponents with contributions from no-name players, the Cubs have attacked from different angles, all from the same guy.Kris Bryant started games at three different positions -- left field, right field and third base -- while the Cubs took two of three from the Padres in their just completed series.Despite the defensive inconsistency, he's managed to hit .346 in July, going 18-for-52 with five doubles and four home runs. He's even walked 10 times."He's playing as good as he can play right now," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said of Bryant before Sunday's game. "I really like what I'm watching; we all do. It's huge that he's been able to do that, and he does it without complaint. It's so important to what we're doing right now." --Field Level Media
Game Preview from The Associated Press (AP).
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GAME RECAP
Panik's double caps 3-run 8th as Giants rally past Cubs 5-4SAN FRANCISCO The fog machine, strobe lights and blaring music in the clubhouse tell the story of San Francisco's winning midseason vibe after all those months of losing when contending seemed so far out of the question.Joe Panik hit a go-ahead double with two outs in a three-run eighth inning, and the Giants continued their winning ways since the All-Star break by rallying past the Chicago Cubs 5-4 on Monday night.Austin Slater doubled home the tying run, and Brandon Crawford hit an RBI single to help key the late comeback against Pedro Strop (2-4) as surprising San Francisco (51-50) won for the ninth time in 10 games and 16th in 19.''When you're playing for the playoff race, every 90 feet matters, every game matters,'' Panik said. ''We're playing our best baseball right now. There's something about this team. We're a collective group. It's not just one guy doing it all.'' Robel Garcia and Kyle Schwarber each hit a solo homer for the Cubs, who couldn't hold a 4-2 lead in the eighth.Anthony Rizzo had delivered an insurance run with an RBI double in the eighth before the Giants answered.This series features two of the best clubs so far in the second half, and the Giants won for just the fourth time all year when trailing after seven innings.''Once you've done it, it gives you confidence you can do it. You're always in the game,'' manager Bruce Bochy said. ''That usually is what has to happen, you have to do it once or twice, then the confidence grows in there and they know, hey, we can come back against any deficit, and against good pitching. That's a mindset that can be changed with a little success.'' Garcia splashed a home run into McCovey Cove beyond the right field arcade in the second for the Cubs' first hit. It marked the 48th splash hit by a Giants opponent and 126th overall, with home run king Barry Bonds accounting for 35 of those.Schwarber connected for his 22nd homer with two outs in the third.Drew Pomeranz pitched two perfect innings with four strikeouts in relief for the Giants, then Trevor Gott (7-0) worked the eighth. Sam Dyson finished for his second save, but issued a two-out walk and Addison Russell's single to make it interesting until the final out. Schwarber popped up to end it.''We played well. Strop had a tough inning, that's it,'' Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.The Giants stranded the potential tying run at third in the fifth. Kyle Ryan relieved Cubs starter Alec Mills - still seeking his first career victory in 12 total appearances and four starts dating to 2016 - with one out and induced Pablo Sandoval's inning-ending double play after Mike Yastrzemski's RBI single. San Francisco missed another chance in the seventh.Mills allowed two runs on seven hits in 4 1/3 innings, struck out five and walked one in his first career road start and second outing for Chicago.Right-hander Shaun Anderson, the Giants' top pitching prospect making his 13th career start, struck out five and walked two over five innings. He allowed three runs and three hits.The Cubs have lost nine of 13 in San Francisco and are trying for their first winning road series since taking two of three at Washington from May 17-19.TRAINER'S ROOMCubs: LHP Cole Hamels is scheduled to make a rehab start Tuesday for Triple-A Iowa at San Antonio and will throw up to 45-50 pitches. He has been sidelined by a strained left oblique muscle. ''It really is important to find out how Cole comes out of it, how he feels after he throws,'' Maddon said. ... C Willson Contreras (sprained right foot) will be activated and available for Wednesday afternoon's series finale, perhaps to start behind the plate catching lefty Jon Lester. Contreras worked from the crouch and stood to throw to the bases during warmup drills. ... The Cubs recalled RHP Rowan Wick from Iowa and optioned RHP Carl Edwards Jr. to Triple-A.Giants: 3B Evan Longoria took grounders balls for the first time as he works back from plantar fasciitis in his left foot. He also is doing one-arm drills throwing and playing catch. ... LF Alex Dickerson (back tightness) was available off the bench with the hopes he will be back in the starting lineup Tuesday night. ... Bochy planned to stay away from closer Will Smith after he pitched six of the previous 10 days, so Dyson filled those duties in the ninth.UP NEXTRHP Yu Darvish (3-4, 4.46 ERA) pitches for Chicago in his second career start vs. San Francisco, having worked six scoreless innings in each of his past two outings. The Giants send LHP Madison Bumgarner (5-7, 3.65) to the mound with his future on the club still uncertain ahead of the trade deadline next week. Bumgarner went nine innings in last Thursday's 16-inning win against the Mets.---More MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/-Sports
Game Recap from The Associated Press (AP).
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MLB Game Preview: Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco Giants - Date: 7/22/2019 Weary but surging Giants set for visit from CubsFLMTwo of baseball's hottest teams since the All-Star break collide Monday night when the Chicago Cubs and host San Francisco Giants open a three-game series.The Cubs flew to San Francisco after Sunday's 5-1 home loss to San Diego, yet quite possibly will be the fresher of the two teams when the series begins.That's because the Giants capped an eight-game week with their fourth extra-inning win in six days on Sunday, outlasting the New York Mets 3-2 at home on a Mike Yastrzemski home run in the 12th inning.Having already played a doubleheader and a 10-inning game at Colorado earlier in the week, the Giants needed 47 innings to take three of four from the Mets, getting a boost Sunday from two guys making their major league debuts: pitcher Conner Menez and third baseman Zach Green.Menez didn't get a decision after holding the Mets to two runs and three hits in five innings, while Green had a dream debut with a single in his first big-league at-bat and an RBI double in his second."These young guys have come up and contributed for us," Giants manager Bruce Bochy told reporters after the win. "It's been fun watching what the different guys have done to help us win games." The Giants have the best record in the National League since the All-Star break at 9-2, with the Cubs second at 7-2.Right-handers Alec Mills (0-1, 4.50 ERA) of the Cubs and Shaun Anderson (3-2, 4.87) of the Giants are scheduled to get the starts Monday against teams they've never faced before. In fact, neither guy has ever faced a single opponent on the other's roster.Mills also will be starting a game on the road for the first time in his three-year career. He's made three previous starts at home for the Cubs, including in his 2019 season debut last Tuesday in a 4-3 win over Cincinnati. Soccer Predictions. The 27-year-old limited the Reds to three runs in six innings, but did not get a decision in the 10-inning win.Meanwhile, Anderson will be pitching at home for the first time in a while, having been scheduled on the road in each of his last three starts.The Giants won all three of those games, but did so on the strength of their offense, bailing out the 24-year-old on all three occasions. Anderson allowed 13 runs in 13 1/3 innings over the stretch in 7-5, 10-7 and 11-8 wins.He's won his last two home starts, allowing four runs in 11 2/3 innings.While the Giants have surprised opponents with contributions from no-name players, the Cubs have attacked from different angles, all from the same guy.Kris Bryant started games at three different positions -- left field, right field and third base -- while the Cubs took two of three from the Padres in their just completed series.Despite the defensive inconsistency, he's managed to hit .346 in July, going 18-for-52 with five doubles and four home runs. He's even walked 10 times."He's playing as good as he can play right now," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said of Bryant before Sunday's game. "I really like what I'm watching; we all do. It's huge that he's been able to do that, and he does it without complaint. It's so important to what we're doing right now." --Field Level Media
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