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SF Giants lose on frigid afternoon as Hicks allows career-worst seven runs
NEW YORK — The conditions at Yankee Stadium on Saturday afternoon were far more tenable compared to Friday night, so much so that the Giants and Yankees were able to play a full, nine-inning game. That said, the bar to clear was as low as the temperature.
Giants split series as Jordan Hicks matches career-high 7 innings in loss to Phillies
Hicks, Chapman and Huff were joined on the mound by Cuzzi and third-base umpire Dan Bellino. After striking out Bryson Stott to end the inning, Hicks chipped with Phillies second baseman Bryan Stott as he walked off the field.
Jordan Hicks allowed five first-inning runs and the San Francisco Giants never were able to recover in Thursday's loss to the ...
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Why Hicks sees learning opportunity in Giants' loss to YankeesGiants starting pitcher Jordan Hicks explained how San Francisco's 8-4 loss to the New York Yankees on Saturday provides a ...
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NYY vs. SF: Will Warren vs. Jordan HicksBen Rice moves back up to the leadoff spot in the Yankees’ lineup as the designated hitter with Aaron Judge and the scuffling ...
Its Thursday, April 17 and the Giants (13-5) are in Philadelphia to wrap up their four-game series against the Phillies (10-8 ...
Cristopher Sánchez struck out a career-high 12 over seven innings as the Phillies beat the visiting Giants on Thursday for a ...
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Cristopher Sanchez baffles Giants, helps Phillies winCristopher Sanchez struck out a career-high 12 batters over seven innings Thursday as the Philadelphia Phillies nipped the ...
Cristopher Sánchez struck out a career-high 12 over seven innings, and the Philadelphia Phillies scored five runs in the ...
One of the reasons that the San Francisco Giants have gotten off to such a strong start in the regular season is how good their pitching staff has been.
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