Giants Let One Get Away Against Red Sox

SAN FRANCISCO — The Giants took the field on Tuesday without Buster Posey, Hunter Pence and Angel Pagan, and with Albert Suarez making a second spot start in place of Matt Cain. That wouldn't leave much margin for error against a middling team. Against the Red Sox, the highest-scoring team in baseball, there was even less breathing room.So it wasn't surprising to see Bruce Bochy look so annoyed during a short post-game press conference. His team had a chance for one of the better wins of the season, but instead fell 5-3 because of so many little things that went wrong. 'Hold Your Nose': GOP Latinos Grapple With Trump Vote The list is long, starting with Gregor Blanco hitting into a double play with the bases loaded and no outs in the fourth. Trevor Brown had his roughest night behind the plate, throwing a ball away during a seventh-inning Sox rally that tied the game. Two different Giants relievers walked batters in that inning. Santiago Casilla walked a pinch-hitter on four pitches in the 10th as he tried to bunt. The next batter, Mookie Betts, reached on a bunt."The whole game, the walks hurt us," Bochy said. "Those little things catch up with you and they put down a great...