Giants Rally Back From 6-0 Deficit Before Falling to Philly

PHILADELPHIA — Will Smith jogged in from the bullpen late Tuesday night and had a long conversation with Buster Posey, possibly for the first time. His time on the mound didn't last much longer.Smith gave up a pair of one-out hits about four hours after joining his new team and both were cashed in on a single up the middle off Sergio Romo, who later allowed a three-run homer. The Giants gave up five runs in the eighth, falling to the Phillies 13-8 in their first game with a new look. 5 Dead in Tour Bus Crash: CHP The trouble started not with a deadline addition, but with a franchise cornerstone. By just about any measure, Tuesday's start was the worst of Madison Bumgarner's season. He gave up a season-high 10 hits and eight runs — only four of which were earned — and never had a lengthy clean stretch. He was hit right away, when Aaron Altherr, the second batter of the game, smoked a cutter over the right field wall. Maikel Franco hit a three-run homer in the second, putting the Giants down 6-0.They got a run back on Brandon Crawford's solo shot in the fourth. The tying rally started an inning later with two outs. Three singles and a walk cut the deficit to three,...