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Investing in Women, show or hide this section's in the Future Their low during a non-pandemic season at Oracle Park is 20,039 from a Monday night game last May against the Colorado Rockies.About, show or hide this section's navigationĭiversity & Inclusion, show or hide this section's in Women 500 season, the Giants had just three crowds under 21,000. The early numbers this year were held up by a lot of weekend games and a series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, but this week is showing how much trust has to be built back. RELATED: Giants notes: Bart receives good news, likely to avoid IL Trending In The Wrong DirectionĪ brief 'Let's Go Cardinals' chant was heard in the eighth before it was drowned out by boos - and one person who mistakenly yelled 'Go back to Kansas.' There was plenty of red behind the visiting dugout, and a night after announcing a crowd of only 20,203, the Giants said they drew 20,797. Tyler Rogers was especially sharp, retiring all six he faced, including Goldschmidt and Arenado. From there it was Jakob Junis, Taylor Rogers and Tyler Rogers to get a 2-1 lead through the seventh. The homer gave the Giants a 2-1 lead.īrebbia got through Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado, as was the intention, and then turned it over to Manaea, who retired four of the five he faced but also gave up a solo homer. Yastrzemski jumped on an elevated curveball while leading off the fourth and crushed a no-doubter into the arcade section in right. After Estrada popped up and Crawford struck out, Sabol jumped on a slider and ended the game. Pederson led off the bottom of the ninth with a hard shot that led to an error at second base, and Yastrzemski followed with an RBI double. Gabe Kapler brought closer Camilo Doval in to face Paul Goldschmidt, but the reigning NL MVP hit a 110 mph rocket that got past a drawn-in Brandon Crawford and scored two runs. Scott Alexander was the sixth Giants pitcher to take the mound and he gave up two singles and a double as the Cardinals tied it up. Louis' right-handed bats, the Giants went with a bullpen game, which was working out beautifully until the eighth.

The Cardinals tied it up on a Tommy Edman homer, but the Giants countered an inning later with a solo shot from Mike Yastrzemski. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.

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