PHILADELPHIA — On and off the field, the Giants did not enjoy three games with the Nationals, who have the best record in the National League. The NL East's last-place team proved to be far more hospitable.The Phillies showed exactly why they're the only team still seeking that 20th win, issuing 10 walks and making several defensive misplays amid a barrage of hard-hit balls from the Giants. The offensive explosion was backed by a career-best night from Ty Blach, who threw his first complete game and first shutout in the 10-0 win. Blach has won four consecutive starts. 2 Detained on Suspicion of Australian Tourist's Death in SF Here are five things to know from the night we discovered where Daniel Nava has been playing …--- Austin Slater's first MLB hit was a two-strike RBI single up the middle in the sixth. His parents cheered from the first row behind the visiting dugout. Slater was 1-for-5 with a walk in his debut. Mysterious Shark Die-Offs Occurring Near San Francisco Bay --- Blach's last five starts: 37 2/3 innings, eight runs. It's hard to imagine the Giants moving him back to the bullpen when Madison Bumgarner returns. Perhaps a trade of a veteran starter will...
Blach Earns First Shutout, Span Collects Five Hits in Win
The above link leads to an external page. Giants 365 has no control over its contents.
Trending News
-
NBCS Bay Area • June 18
-
Sporting News • June 21
-
Sporting News • June 19
-
NBCS Bay Area • June 19
-
Sporting News • June 20
-
Sporting News • June 21