Speaker 1: John Miller back with you here at Oracle Park. The
Speaker 1: Giants with a 3-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds, and
Speaker 1: we'll review the game here momentarily. But now, let's go
Speaker 1: places with the Toyota out-of-town scoreboard. And down in the desert,
Speaker 1: the D-backs, who got shut out by the Cubs last night, 7-0,
Speaker 1: and they were getting shut out by the Cubs again tonight.
Speaker 1: As late as the eighth inning, 4-0, seven shutout innings
Speaker 1: pitched by Clay Holmes. The Cubs only allowing two hits,
Speaker 1: but then the bullpen had some issues. Valencia gave up
Speaker 1: three runs in the last of the eighth inning, and
Speaker 1: suddenly it was a one-run game. And then in the
Speaker 1: last of the ninth inning, a two-run homer was hit
Speaker 1: by Ryan Waldschmidt. Waldschmidt was a pinch hitter for Barossa
Speaker 1: in the last of the ninth inning with Webb on
Speaker 1: the mound for the Cubs.
Speaker 2: Four to three, the score. There was a runner aboard.
Speaker 2: And a two-one. Swung on and hit high.
Speaker 3: It's hit deep.
Speaker 2: It's on its way. Good night.
Speaker 1: It's a game winner for Ryan Waldschmidt.
Speaker 2: Two-run homer.
Speaker 3: His second walk-off home run this season.
Speaker 1: And the Diamondbacks stun the Cubs 5-4.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: What a victory for The D-backs, remember, they'll be here
Speaker 1: starting Thursday night for a four-game series in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: As we go places with the Toyota out-of-town scoreboard, Chris
Speaker 1: Garagiola on the D-backs radio network. The Red Sox beat
Speaker 1: the Marlins in 11 innings in Miami, 7-3, on a
Speaker 1: grand slam by Jaron Duran in.
Speaker 2: The 11th inning. So the Red Sox continue to roll.
Speaker 2: That's five straight wins.
Speaker 1: The Red Sox also, since starting 14 games under. 500
Speaker 1: the first half of the season, have now gone 41 wins,
Speaker 1: 13 losses. And they're just a game and a half
Speaker 1: back of the Yankees for the first wild card spot
Speaker 1: in the American League. The Yankees were beaten by the
Speaker 1: Astros 9-7 at Yankee Stadium. Brian Abreu got the win
Speaker 1: over Hedrick in that one, and Josh Hader got the save.
Speaker 1: A three-run, eighth-inning rally for the Astros, who fired their
Speaker 1: general manager yesterday. Then they came from behind tonight and
Speaker 1: won the game 9-7 at Yankee Stadium. Some other scores,
Speaker 1: the Mets in 10 innings beat the Brewers 3-2. Pintaro,
Speaker 1: in relief, got the win over McGill, who's been almost
Speaker 1: untouchable for most of this season, of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Speaker 1: And let's see, what else? The Guardians have been really hot.
Speaker 1: The Giants saw them last week in Cleveland. They've won
Speaker 1: five in a row. And they were trailing 5-0 to
Speaker 1: the Angels and then still trailing 6-5 into the eighth inning.
Speaker 1: But in the eighth, they tied the game. That game
Speaker 1: is in the ninth inning now down in Anaheim, tied
Speaker 1: at six. The Mariners beat the Phillies for the second
Speaker 1: night in a row up in Seattle, 4-1 the final.
Speaker 1: And George Kirby got the win over Aaron Nola. Munoz
Speaker 1: got the save. And Cal Raleigh, who hit three home runs,
Speaker 1: Raleigh is having The worst season he's ever had this year.
Speaker 1: But then he turned it around and hit three home
Speaker 1: runs last night. He never hit three in any game
Speaker 1: last year when he hit 60 home runs. And Raleigh
Speaker 1: hit another one tonight, his 18th home run of the season.
Speaker 1: And they won that game 4-1 over the Phillies up
Speaker 1: in Seattle. The White Sox beat the Rangers 11-7. So
Speaker 1: Texas is back behind the Astros in the American League West.
Speaker 1: And Atlanta, a battle of division leaders, perhaps an October preview.
Speaker 1: And the Braves, with a run in the eighth inning,
Speaker 1: defeated the Dodgers 4-3 in Atlanta. Dodd got the win
Speaker 1: over Scott. And Iglesias picked up the save. Ozzie Albies
Speaker 1: got the go-ahead single in the eighth inning to make
Speaker 1: it a 4-3 game.
Speaker 2: And that was the final.
Speaker 1: And a final from Petco Park. It was nothing to nothing.
Speaker 1: The Pirates and Padres, they went extra innings last night.
Speaker 1: And then with the game tied nil-nil.
Speaker 2: I watched some of the World Cup.
Speaker 1: It was nil-nil in the ninth inning. And Mason Miller,
Speaker 1: the monster closer for the Padres, came in. But O'Neal
Speaker 1: Cruz hit a home run against him. And that was
Speaker 1: the only run of the game, as it turned out.
Speaker 2: One to nothing.
Speaker 1: The Pirates over the pods. Soto got the win. Miller
Speaker 1: took the loss. And Montgomery got the save there.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So the Toyota out-of-town scoreboard here tonight. It was Adrian
Speaker 1: Hauser on the mound for the Giants. Now, Hauser would
Speaker 1: have to leave the game early on, but he would
Speaker 1: leave with a lead, which the Giants, it wasn't a
Speaker 1: sure thing because Elie De La Cruz led off the
Speaker 1: game with a double against him down the left field line.
Speaker 1: Then Sal Stewart came up, the Major League's leading RBI producer,
Speaker 1: but he got him and he got everybody else in
Speaker 1: that first inning and stranded De La Cruz. Then the Giants,
Speaker 1: and we're still not sure what was going on, But
Speaker 1: Brady Singer threw the first pitch of the night behind
Speaker 1: Drew Gilbert. Then the next one hit Drew Gilbert, and
Speaker 1: he went to first. Well, then he walked Evers, and.
Speaker 2: Then he hit Jung-Hoo Lee.
Speaker 1: And the Giants had the bases loaded and still had
Speaker 1: the bases loaded with one out with Drew Cavanaugh batting.
Speaker 1: Cavanaugh against the right-hander. Hits a hard ground ball up
Speaker 1: the middle. Base hit into center field. Gilbert in to score.
Speaker 1: Here comes Devers around third. He'll score. And over to
Speaker 1: third goes Jung-Hoo Lee. 2-0 Giants. And Drew Kavanaugh jumps
Speaker 1: into action and gets that big hit right now.
Speaker 2: Indeed.
Speaker 1: And we'll make that the Giants' hit of the game.
Speaker 1: It gave them the lead that they never gave up.
Speaker 1: The hit of the game is sponsored by El Cerrito Honda.
Speaker 1: More than just a car dealership, they're family. Then in
Speaker 1: the third inning, there was a leadoff walk from Anthony Molina.
Speaker 1: Molina came on with two down and nobody on, and
Speaker 1: a one-ball no-strike count to Hector Rodriguez when Hauser had
Speaker 1: to leave the game. The only information we've been given
Speaker 1: is that he left the game with flexor tightness, so
Speaker 1: we're not sure which flexor it was, but anyway, we'll
Speaker 1: hope for the best. But he left the game, and
Speaker 1: then Anthony Molina, a trade deadline acquisition from Atlanta, 24-year-old right-hander,
Speaker 1: made his Giants debut, and he gave the Giants four
Speaker 1: into third innings. The first pitch after all of that,
Speaker 1: the previous pitcher, Hauser, leaving with an injury, and then
Speaker 1: the first pitch that Molina threw was lined right back
Speaker 1: at him by Hector Rodriguez. He knocked it down, picked
Speaker 1: it up, and threw him out. And then he walked
Speaker 1: Key Brian Hayes to start the third inning, but then
Speaker 1: got a low liner that was caught beautifully by Nate Furman,
Speaker 1: kind of diving to his left, and he turned it
Speaker 1: into a double play. So right when Molina seemed to
Speaker 1: be most vulnerable, that was a huge play. Suddenly two
Speaker 1: down and nobody on. And then Elie De La Cruz
Speaker 1: clobbered one to deep left center.
Speaker 3: 3-1 pitch. De La Cruz drives one out towards left
Speaker 3: center field. Hill sprinting back, sprinting back, reaches out, and
Speaker 3: he makes a catch.
Speaker 2: Turner Hill got a.
Speaker 3: Great jump and showed off some closing speed. That was
Speaker 3: a heck of a play by Hill, reaching up backhand
Speaker 3: style and robbing De La Cruz of extra bases.
Speaker 2: What a play.
Speaker 3: Giants defense bailed out Anthony Molina there, who was having
Speaker 3: a real hard time finding the strike zone, and the Reds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the Reds went down, so the defense rode
Speaker 1: to the rescue. Then in the fourth inning, still 2-0,
Speaker 1: Sal Stewart led off against Molina.
Speaker 2: Now a swing and a high drive.
Speaker 3: Left center field. Deep. Gilbert chasing at the wall. Reaches
Speaker 3: out and he makes a catch and slams into the
Speaker 3: wall and goes down.
Speaker 2: And Gilbert might be hurt. Oh, no.
Speaker 3: Gilbert held on to the ball and made the catch,
Speaker 3: but now the Giants might have lost another player.
Speaker 2: Oh, man.
Speaker 3: Gilbert still hasn't gotten up. He's on his knees and
Speaker 3: he's stunned. This is becoming just an awful scenario for
Speaker 3: the Giants where they've lost all these players. Now Gilbert
Speaker 3: stands up and he's trying to walk it off. I mean,
Speaker 3: he was stunned. He had a sick look on his
Speaker 3: face like he might throw up.
Speaker 1: So we're happy to say that he not only was
Speaker 1: okay and stayed in the game, but he played the
Speaker 1: rest of the game and a couple of innings later
Speaker 1: even got a base hit. So Drew Gilbert, and what
Speaker 1: a play that was with Bleda up next, one of
Speaker 1: their best hitters. And so the Giants made two sensational
Speaker 1: defensive plays, one to end the third and the next
Speaker 1: one to start the fourth inning. Just great defense from
Speaker 1: the Giants. So we'll call those defensive plays the Difference
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Speaker 1: dot E-D-U. All right, so the Giants had the 2-0 lead.
Speaker 1: The defense was taking care of business. And Anthony Molina
Speaker 1: in his Giants debut went 4-3, shut out innings, giving
Speaker 1: the bullpen a big break. Because the bullpen had worked
Speaker 1: six and a third just last night here.
Speaker 2: So Molina was huge. He only allowed the one hit.
Speaker 1: While he was in there. And the rest of the bullpen.
Speaker 1: then picked it up in the seventh, eighth, and ninth.
Speaker 1: Hentges in the seventh, Harris in the eighth, Seymour in
Speaker 1: the ninth. But along the way, there were a couple
Speaker 1: of other orders of business. One in the third inning,
Speaker 1: which was a nice moment with two down and Cavanaugh aboard.
Speaker 1: It was Nate Furman up there, rookie up from Sacramento,
Speaker 1: still looking for his first Major League hit.
Speaker 3: Furman looking for his first Major League hit. He struck
Speaker 3: out his first time up. He hits this one hard,
Speaker 3: and it's in the right center field base hit.
Speaker 2: So there it is.
Speaker 3: Just a little low liner that really turned into a
Speaker 3: ground ball, and Furman has his first Major League hit.
Speaker 2: A nice moment for Furman.
Speaker 1: They put the information up on the scoreboard, and they
Speaker 1: got a nice ovation for the fans here. So Furman
Speaker 1: got that bit of business taken care of. And in
Speaker 1: the fifth inning, it was Rafael Devers. At that point,
Speaker 1: he had walked and scored a run and struck out.
Speaker 1: And then Devers facing Brady Singer really got hold of one.
Speaker 2: Now, it's a high drive. Way, way back there. Deep
Speaker 2: right field. And that one is gone. It bounces off
Speaker 2: the arcade.
Speaker 1: Takes a long bounce and into San Francisco Bay. Adios, Palota.
Speaker 1: Second homer in as many days for Devers. That's number
Speaker 1: 28 this year.
Speaker 2: And for Devers, 400 feet was the estimate on that one.
Speaker 2: 28 homers. It was his 222nd game as a Giant.
Speaker 1: And I only bring this up because in the long
Speaker 1: history of the Giants, this is the 144th year of
Speaker 1: Giants baseball. And as you know, if you're a Giants fan,
Speaker 1: Some of the greatest home run hitters of all time
Speaker 1: have worn the Giants uniform. Guys like Mays, McCovey, Mallott,
Speaker 1: Barry Bonds. Well, in 222 games, Devers with his 48th
Speaker 1: Giants home run, and he joins a short list. Only
Speaker 1: two other players who've ever played for the Giants have
Speaker 1: hit 48 home runs or more in their first 222 games.
Speaker 2: One of them, the great Willie Mays. And the other..
Speaker 1: Willie's godson, the great Barry Bonds. So it's Barry Bonds,
Speaker 1: Willie Mays, Raphael Devers. 48 home runs in their first
Speaker 1: 222 games with the Giants.
Speaker 2: So that was a 3-0 game.
Speaker 1: It stayed that way until the ninth inning when Carson
Speaker 1: Seymour came in looking for his first Major League save.
Speaker 1: Stewart hit a home run against him. But then he
Speaker 1: got Bledet, he got Stevenson, and finally with two down,
Speaker 1: nobody on, and a 3-1 lead, he got to two
Speaker 1: strikes to Eugenio Suarez.
Speaker 2: 1-2 pitch. Strike three called. Slider.
Speaker 1: It's dropped by Cavanaugh. He just picks it up and
Speaker 1: throws it to first. And Devers will get the put out.
Speaker 1: And the game is over. He struck him out with
Speaker 1: kind of a hanging slider that completely fooled Suarez.
Speaker 2: And that's a save.
Speaker 1: For Carson Seymour, and the Giants make it two in
Speaker 1: a row over the Cincinnati Reds. The Giants beating the
Speaker 1: Reds 3-1.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the.
Speaker 1: Reds, with their first run of the series, Giants pitching
Speaker 1: had shut them out for 17 innings until that ninth-inning
Speaker 1: home run by Stewart. So the winner, Molina, his first
Speaker 1: win in his first game as a Giant, and the
Speaker 1: save for Seymour, his first Major League save.
Speaker 2: The loser... Brady Singer.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Darren Chan and Rafael Corral and my colleagues
Speaker 1: Dave Fleming, Mike Krukow, and Dwayne Kuyper. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: The Giants have won the first two of the series.
Speaker 1: Landon Roop will be on the mound tomorrow. One of
Speaker 1: his best games all year was in Cincinnati. He'll be
Speaker 1: opposed by Nick Lodolo, a classy left-hander. That's a 12-45
Speaker 1: first pitch, 11-45 on.
Speaker 2: The radio with the pregame show.
Speaker 1: The final again here tonight, it was the Giants over
Speaker 1: the Reds, 3-1.
Speaker 2: Now, good night. We'll see you tomorrow.