You had to be inside PNC Park at the end of Wednesday night'sgame, with rain falling and maybe one fifth of the announced crowdof 9,048 still watching, to sense the disquieting stillness. The atmosphere was funereal. Perhaps that was appropriate with acorpse in the house. It was the San Francisco offense. The Giants lost 2-0. Though their firstshutout defeat was inevitable, given the way they have hit, onlythe bleakest pessimist would have predicted they would be skunkedfor six innings by a pitcher with a 10.13 ERA, who allowed five,six and eight earned runs in his last three starts.