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Game Date:
07/05/2017
7:10pm EST
Lines:
San Francisco +1.5
Detroit -1.5
Total:
Over
11 (-115)
Under 11 (-105)
Community Picks: San Francisco Giants 0% vs Detroit Tigers 0%
San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
DETROIT (AP) -- Manager Brad Ausmus stayed with Michael Fulmer, and it worked out quite well for the Detroit Tigers. Fulmer pitched eight innings, Victor Martinez homered and Detroit snapped San Francisco's six-game win streak with a 5-3 victory over the Giants on Tuesday. Fulmer, who won the AL Rookie of the Year award last season, yielded a tying two-run homer to Brandon Crawford in the seventh, but Ausmus never considered pulling him. "He's earned that respect," Ausmus said. "He's been one of our best pitchers since the day he arrived and I wanted him on the mound." The Tigers responded with two runs in the bottom half on Justin Upton's two-out, two-run single. Fulmer worked a Continue to Article
July 04, 2017 10:17:pm EST
Rounding out our trifecta of trade deadline candidates is ... Justin Verlander?! You wouldn’t have expected that development following a 2016 season in which Verlander was arguably the best pitcher in the American League, with award voters famously raising the ire of Kate Upton by not picking her fiancé? Continue to Article
July 02, 2017 11:30:pm EST
Christian Arroyo can't be any more unlucky. The Giants' top prospect returned from the Triple-A DL Saturday night with the Sacramento River Cats and was hit on the same injured left hand at the plate in his second at-bat. Immediately, Arroyo slammed his helmet down as he shouted in pain. Arroyo suffered a broken left hand, Bruce Bochy announced to reporters in Pittsburgh Sunday and is scheduled to miss at least two months. "You're looking at a couple of months if not longer," Bochy said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. "It's broken pretty good." Bochy is no doctor, but the news was clear at his first sight of Arroyo's X-rays. “You know how hard X-rays are to see? Any of us can see Continue to Article
July 02, 2017 4:34:pm EST
Christian Arroyo can't be any more unlucky. The Giants' top prospect returned from the Triple-A DL Saturday night with the Sacramento River Cats and was hit on the same injured left hand at the plate in his second at-bat. Immediately, Arroyo slammed his helmet down as he shouted in pain. Arroyo suffered a broken left hand, Bruce Bochy announced to reporters in Pittsburgh Sunday and is scheduled to miss at least two months. "You're looking at a couple of months if not longer," Bochy said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. "It's broken pretty good." Bochy is no doctor, but the news was clear at his first sight of Arroyo's X-rays. “You know how hard X-rays are to see? Any of us can see Continue to Article
July 02, 2017 1:18:pm EST
Christian Arroyo can't be any more unlucky. The Giants' top prospect returned from the Triple-A DL Saturday night with the Sacramento River Cats and was hit on the same injured left hand at the plate in his second at-bat. Immediately, Arroyo slammed his helmet down as he shouted in pain. Arroyo suffered a broken left hand, Bruce Bochy announced to reporters in Pittsburgh Sunday and is scheduled to miss at least two months. "You're looking at a couple of months if not longer," Bochy said, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. "It's broken pretty good." Bochy is no doctor, but the news was clear at his first sight of Arroyo's X-rays. “You know how hard X-rays are to see? Any of us can see Continue to Article
July 02, 2017 1:06:pm EST
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