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SF Giants can’t avoid sweep to Padres, endure latest blowout loss
The sequence didn’t just summarize the Giants’ 11-1 loss to the Padres on Wednesday afternoon. It didn’t just summarize this three-game series, one where San Diego swept San Francisco. It summarized the Giants’ last two months, a stretch where they’ve been one of baseball’s worst teams and faded from the playoff picture.
Padres blow past Giants to complete sweep
Jake Cronenworth and Fernando Tatis Jr. contributed two-RBI singles to a seven-run second inning, Nick Pivetta pitched into the seventh for his 12th win of the year, and the San Diego Padres completed a three-game road sweep of the San Francisco Giants with an 11-1 pounding Wednesday afternoon.
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Giants' nightmare at Oracle Park continues with 11-1 defeat to Padres in historically bad stretch
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Giants' offense once again lacks energy as team's Oracle Park skid continues
The San Francisco Giants once again gave fans very few reasons to get on their feet in their loss Monday night at Oracle Park ...
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The San Francisco Giants are gaining back Landen Roupp from the injured list on Friday, and recent moves leave the roster in ...
San Francisco fell 5-1, the team’s fourth consecutive defeat, and 12th loss in its last 13 home games.
The San Francisco Giants will be back action, practicing at Oracle Park after players and staff tested negative for COVID-19, the team announced.
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