Giants Lose Series to Nationals on Solo Shot

The Giants had Alex Rodriguez's press conference on in the clubhouse before Sunday's game. On the flight to Miami, they should hold their own retirement ceremony.Getting "Cained" is a thing of the past. You can retire that term. Nobody suffers tougher losses these days than Madison Bumgarner, who gave up just two hits but took a 1-0 loss to Tanner Roark and the Nationals. Paramedic Jailed For Detonating Homemade Bomb in SF Planter Bumgarner has five complete-game losses in the past three seasons. The Giants allowed two hits or fewer and lost for the first time since Sept. 14, 2010, when Clayton Kershaw topped Barry Zito, 1-0.Bumgarner and Roark went about this duel in different ways. The Giants were busy against Roark, but couldn't get the back-breaking hit. The first two batters reached in the third, but Denard Span and Brandon Belt sandwiched strikeouts around an Angel Pagan grounder. Buster Posey hit a leadoff double in the fourth but didn't score. Third base coach Roberto Kelly held him up on Joe Panik's single to center with two outs and Gregor Blanco followed with a groundout. USA Swim Team Rocks Out in Carpool Karaoke Video Two more runners were left on in the fifth and a...