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Giants split series as Jordan Hicks matches career-high 7 innings in loss to Phillies
Hicks, Chapman and Huff were joined on the mound by Cuzzi and third-base umpire Dan Bellino. After striking out Bryson Stott to end the inning, Hicks chipped with Phillies second baseman Bryan Stott as he walked off the field.
PHILADELPHIA — In a word, Jordan Hicks’ start against the Philadelphia Phillies could best be described as odd.
Jordan Hicks’ fastball runs hot. His emotions throughout Thursday’s start ran hotter. What ticked Hicks off was a tumultuous first inning in which the Philadelphia Phillies piled on five early runs, ...
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Schwarber has picked up a hit in the past two outings versus the San Francisco Giants and is 2-for-9 with four walks in the ...
On Friday night, that was the recipe for San Francisco’s blowout win. On Saturday afternoon, it was the foundation for an 8-4 ...
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4/17 Gamethread: Giants @ PhilliesThe San Francisco Giants wrap up their four-game road series against the Philadelphia Phillies this afternoon. Taking the ...
Its Thursday, April 17 and the Giants (13-5) are in Philadelphia to wrap up their four-game series against the Phillies (10-8 ...
Cristopher Sanchez struck out a career-high 12 batters over seven innings Thursday as the Philadelphia Phillies nipped the ...
It was smooth sailing only until it wasn't. After throwing four strong innings in the Bronx on Saturday, Giants starting pitcher Jordan Hicks ran into trouble in a fifth inning that ultimately ...
San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Jordan Hicks did not have the best of days when he faced the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday.
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