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Game Date:
06/03/2018
4:05pm EST
Lines:
Philadelphia -1.5
San Francisco +1.5
Total:
Over
8 (-110)
Under 8 (-110)
Community Picks: Philadelphia 0% vs San Francisco 0%
Philadelphia and San Francisco Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
The Phillies are one of baseball's surprise teams because they have gotten consistently strong pitching and just enough offense to win games. The offense, however, has gone from just enough to microscopic. The Phillies suffered their second straight shutout defeat Saturday night, wasting a strong start from Vince Velasquez in a 2-0 loss to the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park (see first take). Continue to Article
June 03, 2018 1:31:am EST
A few hours after he returned to AT&T Park on Saturday, Hunter Pence talked about the growth process that comes with learning a new swing. It's much more common for a 25-year-old to see constant growth, which makes someone like Andrew Suarez so exciting. Suarez needed just 86 pitches to throw seven shutout innings and Tony Watson and Hunter Strickland threw just 17 more. Continue to Article
June 03, 2018 1:16:am EST
The Giants gave up 32 runs over four games while getting swept out of Philadelphia last month. Both runs were scored by Joe Panik, who showed his baseball intellect all night while moving from station to station. - Suarez tied a career high by throwing seven innings, and he walked off the mound with a shutout going for the first time in eight big league starts. Continue to Article
June 03, 2018 12:37:am EST
San Francisco Giants first baseman Brandon Belt was placed on the 10-day disabled list and is expected to return home Saturday after undergoing an emergency appendectomy Friday night, the team announced. "I knew his stomach was bothering him, but I just found out," second baseman Joe Panik said to the Giants' official website. San Francisco activated outfielder Hunter Pence (thumb) and infielder Alen Hanson (hamstring) from the disabled list and designated outfielder Gregor Blanco for assignment. Continue to Article
June 02, 2018 8:32:pm EST
San Francisco Giants first baseman Brandon Belt is expected to return home Saturday after undergoing an emergency appendectomy Friday night, according to multiple reports. "I knew his stomach was bothering him, but I just found out," second baseman Joe Panik said to the Giants' official website. The Giants have not stated how long Belt will be out. Continue to Article
June 02, 2018 4:43:pm EST
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