Justin Bernönder’s first Giants Spoiled if he spoiled Loss-off losses to Angels Loss-Off Hat-NBC Sports Bay Area & California

Justin Belander came almost the 300-victory milestone, which he pursues at dusk of his MLB career.

The 42-year-old stood against the angels for his first Giants victory on Sunday, before San Francisco Closer Ryan Walker gave up four deserved runs in the ninth inning and Los Angeles’ 5: 4 walk win.

Refrigerer has a long way to reach the exclusive milestone and tries to prove that he still has time for father. The impressive excursion on Sunday was a little proof that he could easily.

The veteran Righty threw six innings from one-run ball with two walks and six strikeouuts on 98 parking spaces. Outside a 33-pitch floor of the fourth inner, it was excellent.

“I felt better about it,” said Belnander reporters after the game, which he gave 3-1 in the lead. “I have the feeling that I turned in the right direction and it was nice to give us a better chance today to win today.”

The defeat on Sunday ended a 10-day three-city road trip for the Giants, who scored a 5: 5 record against the New York Yanke, Philadelphia Phillies and the angels. Manager Bob Melvin praised the fact that he had a good pitching pitching pitch on Sunday, but groomed a rare bad excursion and spoiled what San Francisco had brought home after the two-RBI tag of Sam Huff’s two-run Homer and Willy Adames.

“Just a little from the beginning,” said Melvin reporters from Walker’s performance. “He gets the blow and now you feel pretty good when he comes out of the inning, but I think these are the first runs he gave up all year round, so you will have a few bad days.

“Unfortunately it happened today.”

San Francisco (14-8) now returns to Oracle Park to make a home stand with seven games against the Milwaukee Brewers (12-10) and Texas Rangers (13-9).

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