San Francisco Giants

Harper returns to Nationals' lineup vs. Giants

Outfielder Bryce Harper is back in the Washington Nationals' lineup after missing two games because of a bruised left knee.

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Rockies Shut Down The Giants

From Elias: The Giants bats were cooled down as they were limited to five hits in a 5-0 loss at Colorado. It snapped San Francisco's streak of eight consecutive games with at least ten hits, which equaled the longest such streak for any major-league team this season (the Athletics had an eight-game streak in April). It was the longest streak of its kind for the Giants since they registered double-digit hit totals in nine straight games in September 2008.

Rockies 5, Giants 0

Rockies 5, Giants 0

Rockies Blank Giants

Carlos Gonzalez and Troy Tulowitzki combined to drive in four runs to lead the Rockies past the Giants 5-0.

San Francisco Giants lose to Colorado Rockies, finish road trip at 1-5

Rockies 10, Giants 2

Rockies 10, Giants 2

Giants' starting rotation suddenly lacking starpower

Pacheco's Grand-slam Keys Rockies' Win Over Giants

From Elias: Jordan Pacheco's first major-league grand-slam broke a 5-5 tie in the fifth inning and the Rockies held on to defeat the Giants, 10-9, in Denver. In their 21-year major-league history, it was just the fifth grand-slam home run that the Rockies have hit against the Giants - and all five of those four-run wallops have been hit at Coors Field. Dante Bichette, Preston Wilson, Mark Sweeney and Ryan Spilborghs had provided Colorado's previous four-run hits against San Francisco. Pacheco's blow was the Rockies' 50th grand-slam home run at Coors Field since it opened in 1995. Of the Rockies' 82 grand-slam homers, 56 have been hit at home (including six at old Mile High Stadium) and only 26 have come in road games.