These days, Tim Lincecum tries to make do with whatever is working for him on a given night. Lincecum shut down the first-place Dodgers with some sparkling double-play defense behind him, and the San Francisco Giants came out of their first day off seemingly refreshed to beat Los Angeles 6-2 on Tuesday. ''It's just about pitchability and making good pitches when you have to and putting the bad ones behind you when you can and moving on,'' Lincecum said. I'm not saying this is a whole different evolution of a pitcher, I'm just trying to make my way with what I've got.'' Justin Maxwell hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning and San Francisco won for just the second time in 11 games behind Lincecum's first victory in three starts, snapping the defending division champion Dodgers' seven-game winning streak.