Suarez Pitches Well in Debut, Giants Fall to Diamondbacks

SAN FRANCISCO — This time, the comeback in a prospect's MLB debut was quickly undone.A day after getting Tyler Beede off the hook for two early runs, the Giants could not keep Andrew Suarez from taking a loss the first time out. Suarez was charged with his fourth run after being lifted and the game unraveled from there. The Diamondbacks won 7-3, taking two of three in the first matchup this season between the two clubs. Hardly 'Friends': Zuckerberg Fends Off Senators on Privacy Suarez didn't pitch poorly, but paid for a couple of mistakes. Sam Dyson made plenty more as the Diamondbacks pulled away. Here's what else you need to know …Goldy victimizes Suarez: Suarez joined a HUGE club of Giants pitchers in the fourth. After striking out Paul Goldschmidt with a backdoor curve on their first matchup, Suarez was taken deep the second time. He tried to throw a slider on the outer edge and Goldschmidt blasted it to center for a two-run shot. The homer was his 11th at AT&T Park. Oakland Man Felt Compelled to Stop Stabbing at BART Station Suarez's final line: Suarez was charged with four runs in 5 1/3 innings. He struck out seven, walked none, and gave up four hits. His...