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Haniger drives in 2, Crawford delivers tiebreaking single as Giants edge Cardinals 4-3

ST. LOUIS — San Francisco catcher Patrick Bailey is eighteen video games into his main league profession, but his Giants teammates are already displaying a substantial quantity of belief within the rookie.

Bailey sparked a go-ahead rally within the eighth inning with a double off an 11-pitch at-bat and scored on Brandon Crawford’s tiebreaking RBI single to assist the Giants to a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday evening.

Mitch Haniger drove in two runs, and Wilmer Flores had three hits for the Giants, who’ve gained 5 of seven. San Francisco, which took the opener of the three-game set, has gained simply two of 9 collection in St. Louis since 2013.



San Francisco supervisor Gabe Kapler allowed Bailey to name the pitches for starter Logan Webb for the primary time this season.

The 24-year-old Bailey, who went 2 for 3 and raised his common to .317, got here by with flying colours.

“He did a nice job reading Webb,” Kapler stated. “I thought he was really controlling this one.”


PHOTOS: Haniger drives in 2, Crawford delivers tiebreaking single as Giants edge Cardinals 4-3


Webb stated he shook off his new batterymate solely two instances over 88 pitches.

“I trusted him,” Webb stated. “We just went (by) the game plan.”

Bailey additionally threw out Jordan Walker attempting to steal within the third inning with a bullet throw that landed proper on the bag.

Haniger’s single to proper area within the seventh inning scored Flores and tied the sport at 3-all.

In the eighth, Bailey doubled with one out off reliever Chris Stratton (1-1) and scored on the hit by Crawford, who pitched one inning of reduction on Sunday in a 13-3 win over the Chicago Cubs.

Paul Goldschmidt and Paul DeJong homered for St. Louis, which has misplaced 10 of its final 13 video games.

Goldschmidt poked a two-run homer of Webb within the sixth inning, giving the Cardinals a 3-2 lead. DeJong linked on a solo shot off Webb within the fifth.

Bailey has 14 RBIs to date and is closing in on turning into the sixth catcher to have at the very least 15 RBIs over the primary 20 video games of a profession. That mark dates to 1920 when RBIs grew to become a statistic.

“Obviously, it’s very exciting,” Bailey stated. “It just kind of feels like it’s baseball and it’s really fun to be winning.”

Haniger highlighted San Francisco’s two-run third inning with an RBI double that scored Thairo Estrada.

Webb (5-6) allowed three runs on seven hits over seven innings. He struck out six.

Giants reliever Tyler Rogers labored two-thirds of an inning, and Camilo Doval recorded his NL-leading seventeenth save in 18th probabilities by recording 4 outs. He obtained Goldschmidt to floor again to the mound with two on to finish the sport.

“You feel like you let the team down when you don’t come through,” Goldschmidt stated. “It stinks. It’s not what you want.”

St. Louis starter Matthew Liberatore gave up two runs on seven hits over six innings.

The Giants have gained their final 4 highway video games and are 9-2 of their final 11 away from house.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Giants: RHP Keaton Winn was recalled from Triple-A Sacramento, the place he allowed only one earned run over his final 12 innings. RHP Tristan Beck was optioned to Sacramento to make room for Winn.

Cardinals: RHP Ryan Helsley has been positioned on the 15-day injured record with proper forearm pressure. He is 3-4 with 3.24 ERA. Helsley recorded seven saves in 11 alternatives earlier than shedding the nearer job. RHP Jake Woodford was recalled from Triple-A Memphis. Woodford was 0-1 with a 3.38 ERA in three rehab assignments whereas recovering from proper ought to irritation.

UP NEXT

San Francisco RHP Alex Cobb (5-2, 3.01) will face RHP Jack Flaherty (3-4, 4.15) within the second sport of the three-game collection on Tuesday. Flaherty is 1-1 with a 3.80 ERA in 4 profession begins in opposition to the Giants. He tossed six scoreless inning in a no-decision in opposition to Texas on Wednesday.

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