Cueto Earns 10th Victory As Giants Sweep Brewers

SAN FRANCISCO — There were many positive words said about Johnny Cueto in the hour after his 10th win. Bruce Bochy, in the midst of a longer answer, put it rather perfectly and succinctly."He was Johnny today," Bochy said. Judge Aaron Persky Removed From New Sex Assault Case In 10 weeks Giants fans have already come to know what that means. Dominance and depth on the mound and the usual array of funky deliveries and smiles and quirks. On Wednesday, Cueto threw in a dash of fire in his seven innings, roaring with delight after his final out, which was also his ninth strikeout.It would have been hard to tell at that point that Cueto was protecting a massive lead, but this one was a blowout. The Giants won 10-1, finishing 6-2 on a homestand that included the Red Sox and Dodgers. Girl Killed at Service For Drowned Boys Johnny was Johnny, but in sweeping the bumbling Brewers, the Giants found a checklist of other positives. Joe Panik reached five times Wednesday and Matt Duffy had three hits in his new No. 5 spot. Buster Posey was 8-for-12 in the series and even swiped a couple of bases on double-steals."With our offense, at the top of the order, guys are kind of going to have to...