Giants Drop Second Straight to Twins

SAN FRANCISCO — Bruce Bochy raved about young Jose Berrios before Saturday's game, and the right-hander's repertoire certainly was as advertised. But truth be told, it doesn't take a 95 mph fastball and wipeout slurve to hold down the Giants at AT&T Park. Berrios simply became the latest to do it.The Giants wasted plenty of opportunities to tack on against Berrios and the Twins responded with two homers off Jeff Samardzija, who as always, deserved better. The 3-2 loss guaranteed a series loss. Deportation Threat Sparks SFPD Accountability Complaint Here are five things to know from a day where there was a shock in right field:—Brandon Belt smoked a fastball into the cove in the first for the 73rd career Splash Hit. It was Belt's seventh, tying him with Pablo Sandoval for second all-time. Belt needs just 28 more Splash Hits to tie Barry Bonds' record. 44-Year-Old Man Stabs Teen Outside Millbrae Library: Sheriff —Kenny Vargas hit an absolute bomb to right-center in the fourth inning. The homer came off the bat at 116 mph and traveled 471 feet, according to Statcast. Brian Dozier also took Samardzija deep.—A walk of Robbie Grossman in the fifth was just...