Bay Bridge Series: Giants’ Bats Explode in Win Over A’s

OAKLAND — Bruce Bochy was a bit cryptic before Tuesday's game, saying staffers would meet Wednesday to discuss playing time over the final two months. This was a good night, then, to break out the big bat.The Giants scored 10 runs on 14 hits at the Coliseum, tying this midseason Bay Bridge Series. They won 10-4. Here are five more things to know: Fight Breaks Out in Stands at A's-Giants Game in Oakland —- The Giants jumped on Sean Manaea for five runs in the first. Nick Hundley's blast was the capper, and some sloppy defense from Yonder Alonso at first base helped. The five-run first was the lineup's first since 2014.—- The Giants matched their season-high with three homers. Hundley went deep early, Brandon Belt hit a solo shot in the fourth, and Hunter Pence lofted a three-run shot in the sixth that gave the Giants a six-run lead. Belt's homer was his 17th; he's one away from tying his career-high. Millennium Tower in SF Deemed Safe in Event of Earthquake —- Kelby Tomlinson took advantage of the rare start in left field, getting a single in the first and triple to lead off the sixth. He scored both times. The Giants don't really view Tomlinson as a starter...