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Picked off in the 9th, Fitzgerald walks off in the 10th on wild pitch
It was a wild ending for the Giants -- literally. Automatic runner Tyler Fitzgerald scored from third on a wild pitch from Braves right-hander Pierce Johnson to lift San Francisco to a 5-4 win in 10 innings in Friday night’s series opener at Oracle Park.
The right-hander has taken the loss on back-to-back days, this time giving up a two-run homer to Matt Chapman that spoiled Bryce Elder's stellar outing. Johnson has now blown two of his three save ...
After another brutal outing on Thursday, the Atlanta Braves made the decision to change Raisel Iglesias' role. Instead of ...
No one plays more close games than the Giants and the Braves, who are tied for the Major League lead with 27 one-run games ...
Iglesias did not pitch Saturday despite Atlanta holding a 2-1 lead in the ninth inning against the Giants.
The following is a conversation with Pierce Johnson before the Rockies-Atlanta game on April 30. Patrick Lyons: When you get back home to Denver to play the Rockies, what’s the itinerary for you?
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Braves' defense adding more fuel to the fire during frustrating losing streakThe Braves horrid losing streak has brought a focus on the struggling offense. However, their defensive decline deserves some ...
Tyler Fitzgerald scored on a wild pitch by Pierce Johnson with two outs in the 10th inning, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Braves 5-4 on Friday night for the Braves’ fifth consecutive loss.
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