‘Moore’ Magic? Giants Hoping to Stave Off Elimination

It may have taken five hours and four minutes, but the San Francisco Giants are fighting to live another day.With their backs against the wall in Game 3 of the National League Division Series, the Bay Area squad survived a roller coaster ride of a ballgame to come away with a 13th inning walk-off victory and push the series to yet another win-or-go-home scenario Tuesday night. Man Poses as Walmart Employee, Steals From Register Following the marathon contest, San Francisco's Matt Moore and Chicago's John Lackey will be tasked with getting their respective squads on track early in Game 4, which is slated to begin at 5:40 p.m.Moore notched just over 16 innings of postseason work back in 2011 and 2013, tallying a 4.41 earned run average in the process. The 6-foot, 3-inch starter clinched San Francisco's spot in the postseason after pitching eight innings of three-hit, one-run baseball in the season finale, which happens to be last outing on the mound. Melania Trump's Blouse Gets Attention Despite being in the majors for six years, albeit mostly in the American League under the tutelage of current Chicago manager Jon Maddon, Moore has almost no history against Chicago's current...