Rockies Crush Moore, Giants Lose Span in Third-Straight Loss

DENVER — Near the end of last season's collapse, the Giants spent a couple of days sitting eight games out of first place. Less than three weeks into this season, they're already six out, and there are no signs that this is going to get better anytime soon.The Giants managed just four hits against rookie Antonio Senzatela and went on to lose 12-3 at Coors Field. They also lost another starter to injury. SF Officials Place More Restrictions on 4/20 Pot Celebration A week to the day after Jarrett Parker broke his clavicle, Denard Span was removed after a similar collision with an outfield wall. Span has a mild right shoulder sprain and will go for X-rays. Throw in Hunter Pence's left knee bruise and the Giants played most of this game without all three of their projected starting outfielders.To hang in a game like this one, the Giants needed a one-man show on the mound. Matt Moore wasn't up to it. The lefty gave up six runs in four innings, including three homers. Mark Reynolds hit a deep blast in a three-run first and Trevor Story and Charlie Blackmon went deep in a three-run fourth. Fresno Gunman Gives Police Blow-by-Blow of Deadly Shootings The Giants threatened in the...