![]() The All-Star fanned nine and reached 200 strikeouts for a season for the first time in his career as he won his fifth straight decision.Ĭaleb Baragar tossed the final three innings for his second save.Ĭhicago’s Zach Davies (6-11) was roughed up for the second straight start, allowing five runs on four hits and three walks in two inningsĬubs outfielder Jason Heyward left in fourth after sliding into third and getting kneed in the head by Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford. Kevin Gausman (14-5) allowed three runs on eight hits, while walking none. ![]() Willson Contreras had two hits and two RBI. ![]() The Cubs dropped their second straight, and third in four following a seven-game winning streak Kris Bryant had two singles, walked and scored two runs against his former team after going 0-for-3 with a walk in his emotional return to Wrigley on Friday. The Giants 33-year-old first baseman has 23 homers, with 12 in his last 28 games, and 10 hits in his last 21 at-bats.Įvan Longoria had three RBI on two hits and a sac fly, while Mike Yastrzemski drove in two runs. La Stella’s home run off Tommy Nance in the fifth thudded off Wrigley’s right-field videoboard and capped a six-run rally that allowed San Francisco to pull away for its eight win in nine.īelt went deep and doubled for the second straight day. The Giants entered 2½ games ahead of the Dodgers in the NL West. La Stella finished with three hits, including a double, five RBI and scored three runs for surging San Francisco, which improved to a major-league best 92-50. La Stella, Belt lead Giants past Cubs 15-4 for 6th straightĬHICAGO - Tommy La Stella and Brandon Belt each hit three-run homers, and the San Francisco Giants pounded the Chicago Cubs 15-4 on Saturday for their sixth straight win.
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