Speaker 1: John Miller back with you here at Oracle Park. The
Speaker 1: kids are running the bases as the custom here after
Speaker 1: a Sunday afternoon game at Oracle Park. Beautiful day to
Speaker 1: do it. The Giant's beaten by the Tigers in ten
Speaker 1: innings three to one, and we'll review the game in
Speaker 1: a moment, but now let's go places with the Toyota
Speaker 1: out of town scoreboard. The Athletics made it two in
Speaker 1: a row over the Red Sox, who saw that one
Speaker 1: coming after the Friday game. The A's had lost nine
Speaker 1: in a row and the Red Sox had one nine
Speaker 1: in a row, not to mention being the hottest team
Speaker 1: on the planet for six weeks going back even before that.
Speaker 1: But the Athletics beat them yesterday, and they beat them
Speaker 1: again today, coming from behind to tie in the eighth
Speaker 1: and win it in the ninth inning. At Fenway, they
Speaker 1: beat a Rodess Chapman no Less in that one, four
Speaker 1: to three. The final, the Yankees lost to Atlanta ten
Speaker 1: to one in ten innings. Race el Elias got the
Speaker 1: win and Blackburn took the loss. Kinley Tyler Kinley got
Speaker 1: to save Yankees could not get their automatic runner home
Speaker 1: in the last of the tent and in the Cubs
Speaker 1: over the Kansas City Royals ten to two. The Astros
Speaker 1: will be here tomorrow and they're playing the Sunday Night
Speaker 1: nationally televised game on NBC tonight at five twenty pm.
Speaker 1: The Astros, who are thirteen and four going back to
Speaker 1: July the twentieth, so they've been really hot here lately
Speaker 1: and have moved ahead in the American League West. We
Speaker 1: Chris John Xavier for the Astros against Randy Vasquez for
Speaker 1: the Padres. The Nationals. The game to Dave Fleming worked
Speaker 1: on the Peacock Network. The early start was a little
Speaker 1: after nine am Pacific time. The Nationals beat the Reds
Speaker 1: seven to one in that one. The Brewers four to
Speaker 1: three over the Minnesota Twins in ten innings in Milwaukee.
Speaker 1: The Brewers are now thirty games over five hundred. They
Speaker 1: had the best record in Major League Baseball and well
Speaker 1: ahead of anybody else in that category. The d Backs
Speaker 1: beat the Dodgers again, four to two. Was the final,
Speaker 1: and the Dodgers have lost eight of their last nine.
Speaker 1: The d Banks take them two out of three over
Speaker 1: the weekend in the Desert, and the Rays beat the
Speaker 1: Mariners four to one. Up in Seattle, So hard times
Speaker 1: for the Mariners, who are now have lost four in
Speaker 1: a row or eight games under five hundred and four
Speaker 1: and a half back of the first place Astros in
Speaker 1: the American League West. So things are really tightly bunched
Speaker 1: in the entire American League all right. Here the Giants
Speaker 1: beaten by the Tigers three to one. That's the Toyota
Speaker 1: out of Town scoreboard in this one Logan Webb for
Speaker 1: the Giants versus Troy Melton, and it was really each
Speaker 1: team's ace. Melton has been the eight since he arrived,
Speaker 1: and especially now the Terek school Ball who in the
Speaker 1: middle of Melton establishing himself with his ace like credentials.
Speaker 1: Schoolball was on the injured list for much of that
Speaker 1: time and then returned and then they traded him. So
Speaker 1: Melton was great. He went six plus and the Giants
Speaker 1: did get a run that was charged to him after
Speaker 1: he was off the mound. Meanwhile, the Tigers did not
Speaker 1: score until the sixth inning of this game. But it
Speaker 1: was a game that was really crisply played. It was
Speaker 1: just not strong pitching but excellent defense. And for instance,
Speaker 1: with one on and one out in the third inning,
Speaker 1: the leadoff man McGonagall a very fast runner, was at
Speaker 1: the plate and then Oslavies Bassabi came up with a
Speaker 1: gym two and two pitch ground ball hit softly towards
Speaker 1: second fought. It was right, Massabi flips it rink from
Speaker 1: the glove to second for one A Davis the first
Speaker 1: double play. Well, a little Joe panic action there. He
Speaker 1: didn't have to make a dive for but he had
Speaker 1: to go a long way to his right and then
Speaker 1: just flipped it backhand style right from the glove to
Speaker 1: Adamas and they double up a guy with a lot
Speaker 1: of speed mcgonigill and I didn't think that that was possible,
Speaker 1: all right, So beautifully done. Then in the fourth inning
Speaker 1: there was an error that allowed Glabor Torres to throwing
Speaker 1: error by William Domas and then a broken back ground
Speaker 1: ball and glabor Torres went over to second base and
Speaker 1: was still there with two down and the batter was
Speaker 1: Colt Keith. Now the bon has reached four bounced a
Speaker 1: second fought, It was right. Massabi's got it turns hurried
Speaker 1: thrower first just in time stretching out to bring it
Speaker 1: in was rough. Ael Devers. The Tigers are asking the
Speaker 1: video room to weigh in on that, but they did
Speaker 1: not challenge that call. They got him beautifully done. A
Speaker 1: couple of outstanding plays with the glove there by o
Speaker 1: Slavies Bussabi the Giants. The Giants had their moments. They
Speaker 1: did get a triple with two down in the second
Speaker 1: inning by Drew Gilbert, although they could not get him home,
Speaker 1: and they had one of their best opportunities in the
Speaker 1: fourth inning when the Damas hit a single and Devers
Speaker 1: followed with a single with the Domas running. That put
Speaker 1: runners at first and third, but Basab struck out looking
Speaker 1: for the first out, and then Gilbert Gilbert did put
Speaker 1: the ball in play. Here's the pitch swinging. There's a
Speaker 1: high fly ball into right tagging at third is the
Speaker 1: domisit's medium right over to get under it at McKinstry.
Speaker 1: He makes the catch, both runners tag. Here's the show
Speaker 1: of the plate and it's there in time out, double
Speaker 1: play inning over it Just a perfect throw there by
Speaker 1: Zach McKinstry from medium right field. If it had not
Speaker 1: been perfect, and I mean one hop right to the catcher,
Speaker 1: if it had been a little bit offline, I think
Speaker 1: there was a great opportunity that a Damas would have
Speaker 1: scored on the play, so as it was, could not
Speaker 1: have been a better throw, And for McKinstry, we would
Speaker 1: hear from him a little bit later. Meanwhile, more defense
Speaker 1: in the fifth inning, and it was the Petaluma kid,
Speaker 1: Spencer Torkelsen, and he clobbered one to center field. Pitch
Speaker 1: on the way driven to center field going back is Gilbert.
Speaker 1: He turns one way, goes back to the other, witches
Speaker 1: out and makes the catch before he colliding with the
Speaker 1: wall just to the left of the three ninety one marker.
Speaker 1: He broke back initially to his left and while he
Speaker 1: was racing back, he spun around to his right and
Speaker 1: then had to catch that ball as it dropped in
Speaker 1: over his left shoulder and he was able to hang
Speaker 1: on to it as he negotiated the collision with that
Speaker 1: padded wall. Yeah, spectacular play, one of the best we've
Speaker 1: seen from Drew Gilbert. And that was a leadoff batter there,
Speaker 1: so who knows what might have happened if he'd not
Speaker 1: been able to come up with it. So it was
Speaker 1: still nothing nothing, And into the sixth inning, McKinstry, there's
Speaker 1: that guy again. He got a lead off single and
Speaker 1: then McGonagall got a base hit and the Giants, with
Speaker 1: runners at first and third, played for the double play,
Speaker 1: and they got the double play. Labor Torre has graded
Speaker 1: into a payer, but that got mckinstree home. That's how
Speaker 1: the Tigers got the one run that they would get
Speaker 1: this afternoon against Logan web Web went eight strong, just
Speaker 1: that one run allowed, and then the last of the
Speaker 1: sixth inning, now trailing for the first time against Melton,
Speaker 1: it was Devers who hit a pop up that ended
Speaker 1: up being a base hit. Nobody could catch it along
Speaker 1: the left field line. I think the wind had a
Speaker 1: lot to do with it as well, anyway. Then Bassabi
Speaker 1: hit into a force play after Melton was taken out
Speaker 1: of the game after that pop fly single, Melton was
Speaker 1: at ninety two pitches and with Bassabi coming up. It
Speaker 1: was Finnegan, the veteran right hander into the game. Bassabi
Speaker 1: grounded into a force out, but then on the first
Speaker 1: pitch to Sue Sack, I beg your pardon to Gilbert Drew.
Speaker 1: Gilbert was up next, Butsabi took off and the throat
Speaker 1: of the second was high and wide, and he not
Speaker 1: only stole a second, his first as a big leaguer,
Speaker 1: but he ended up getting himself up off the ground
Speaker 1: and going to third. So the Giants had a runner
Speaker 1: at third in one out for Gilbert and the infield
Speaker 1: with the Tigers leading by a run. Drew in the pinch,
Speaker 1: little tapper slowly hit runner goes and the ball is dropped.
Speaker 1: Col Keith tried to make a bare handed grab of him,
Speaker 1: the guy who's been dhing until today, and he went
Speaker 1: after that one like a dh. The Giants have tied
Speaker 1: the game. Everybody's saved. The Sabi scores and Gilbert reaches
Speaker 1: and Keith had plenty of time to glove that ball
Speaker 1: and throw either to the plate or to first base,
Speaker 1: but he tried to bare hand it. Yeah, And I
Speaker 1: think FP pointed out and I agreed with him that
Speaker 1: he really didn't have a good shot to get Besi
Speaker 1: Sabbi at the plate that and obviously he was trying
Speaker 1: to bare hand it for the all or nothing play
Speaker 1: at the plate, but I think as it was, he
Speaker 1: didn't really have a shot to get him. So it
Speaker 1: was scored as an infield hit for Drew Gilbert, and
Speaker 1: that was the run that tied the game for the Giants.
Speaker 1: And we'll make that the Giants hit of the Game
Speaker 1: sponsored by El Sirito Honda more than just a car
Speaker 1: dealership their family. So on into the night we went,
Speaker 1: and then Logan Webb took it into the eighth inning.
Speaker 1: The pitch count was really never a problem, but with
Speaker 1: one out in the eighth inning, he did give up
Speaker 1: a double to Valencia, so he had to pitch out
Speaker 1: of trouble. He got McKinstry, the guy who seemed to
Speaker 1: be in the middle of everything for the Tigers, but
Speaker 1: he got him on a fly ball. And then there
Speaker 1: was the twenty one year old Wonderkin, the infielder McGonagall,
Speaker 1: runner at second, and Webb SATs here it comes swing
Speaker 1: and there's a pop fly shallow right, Jung Hooley. He's forward.
Speaker 1: He's got it. Logan the Web thought he could get
Speaker 1: McGonagall and he did. Now to the last of the
Speaker 1: eighth and a nice ovation for Web as he left
Speaker 1: the field. That was his one hundredth pitch of the day.
Speaker 1: He would not come back out for the ninth as
Speaker 1: the Giants went to their bullpen, but eight strong for
Speaker 1: Web and will make him the difference maker of the Game.
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Speaker 1: c K dot e DU. And of course, the Tigers
Speaker 1: got their automatic runner in the tenth inning and a
Speaker 1: couple of little bloops turned into a run and setting
Speaker 1: up another run, and that made it three to one
Speaker 1: Detroit and that ended up being the final score. The
Speaker 1: Tigers beat the Giants. Thanks to Darren Chan for putting
Speaker 1: this together, our network coordinators, Raphael Corral and Ryan McCarthy.
Speaker 1: I'm John Miller for Dave Fleming, Anna Simon. He'll be
Speaker 1: back from Washington, DC tomorrow night. And thanks to FP
Speaker 1: Santangelo did a great job here in the radio booth
Speaker 1: the last couple of days as always, and our colleagues
Speaker 1: Dwayne Kuiper and Mike Kruco, thanks for tuning us in
Speaker 1: today Tomorrow Giants and the first Place Astros. The Giants
Speaker 1: will send Blade Tidwell to the mound and Haydon west
Speaker 1: Nesky will get the start for the Astros, who have
Speaker 1: a guy who's just one of the greatest power hitters
Speaker 1: in the game, and not just a power hitter, your
Speaker 1: Donna Alvarez, who has a chance to win the triple
Speaker 1: crown this year. He's certainly putting up numbers like a
Speaker 1: guy who could do that. He's leading the American League
Speaker 1: in batting average as well as home runs. He's got
Speaker 1: thirty five home runs and is leading the American League
Speaker 1: in RBIs. He had eighty six before the day began.
Speaker 1: So that's the triple crown in baseball. If you have
Speaker 1: the best batting average, the most homers, the most RBIs.
Speaker 1: That's the triple crown that has not often happened over
Speaker 1: the many years of major league history. So that starts tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I six forty five. Hope to see you out here
Speaker 1: at Oracle Park. Final again here today from San Francisco.
Speaker 1: In ten innings, the Detroit Tigers three, the San Francisco
Speaker 1: Giants one,