Giants Bullpen Falters Again in Loss to Rockies

DENVER — A night after Santiago Casilla got back on the horse, he unraveled once again. The rest of the relievers who entered in the ninth did, too.Casilla entered with a two-run lead and gave up a solo homer to Nolan Arenado. After a one-out single by Tom Murphy, the closer was replaced by Josh Osich, who hit the only batter he faced. Joe Nathan tried to pick up his first Giants save in 17 years, but he gave up a two-run walk-off double to Christhian Adames. The Rockies won 6-5. Yosemite Wedding Couple Wishes to Remain Anonymous The loss kept the Giants from a series win. They still have not won back-to-back road games in the second half.For eight innings, the Giants finally looked like a team ready to play at Coors Field. Eduardo Nuñez scored in the first and Brandon Belt made it 3-1 with a long two-run shot in the second. Gorkys Hernandez, who turned 29 on Wednesday, smoked a solo shot in the fourth. The homer was his first in the big leagues since 2012. Threat Made Against Jewish Students in Sunnyvale Albert Suarez gave two runs back on solo homers in the fourth, and for a moment the Giants bullpen started to stir. It happened again in the fifth, when Suarez...