DENVER -- Bruce Bochy doesn't like playing the bad cop. Hedoesn't relish stealing the lightness and joy away from groaning Giants fans when he takes thebaseball from Tim Lincecum. So you can imagine how Bochy feels when he gets second-guessedfor leaving his ace in the game too long. Certainly, Monday night's7-4 loss to the Colorado Rockies qualified as one of thosetimes. Lincecum, by his own admission, wasn't sure where his pitcheswere going. He already had blown two leads. He walked six,including pitcher Clayton Mortensen. He gave up a series ofear-whistling singles up the middle in the sixth inning while hispitch count climbed past 110.