San Francisco - It seems like so many games play out this way atAT& T Park. The San Francisco Giants eke out asmanyrunsastheycan, thenrelyontheir superior pitching to hold the fort. That formula worked againSaturday night as they pushed aside the Milwaukee Brewers , 4-2. "They're used to closegames," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said ofthe Giants, who are 26-13 in one-run games and 12-9 in two rungames. "They don't make many mistakes andgivegamesaway.Theyplaygood;they play tough when it's close." Left-hander Randy Wolf, still outof the victory column since June 24, took the loss for the Brewers . Wolf (6-8) went sixinnings, allowing seven hits and three runs, issuing three walksand striking out six.