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The San Francisco Giants fell to the Chicago Cubs 6-5 today at Wrigley Field to wrap up their series on Chicago's North Side. Erik Miller got the start for the San Francisco Giants in yet another bullpen game for the orange and black. After falling behind 6-1, Jorge Soler launched an 8th inning grand slam 444 feet to bring the San Francisco Giants within one run. Ultimately, the orange and black couldn't pull off the comeback win.

The San Francisco Giants fell to the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field 5-2 tonight, but the real story today is the passing of Willie Mays at 93 years old. The San Francisco Giants announced the devastating news in the 5th inning of today's game and broadcaster Jon Miller artfully walked the line between eulogizing Willie Mays and still calling the game, and delivered fans numerous heartwarming stories. Logan Webb and Justin Steele both shined in an old-fashioned pitchers duel before the San Francisco Giants bullpen gave it up late.

The San Francisco Giants out-homered the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field today in a 7-6 win. Three different San Francisco Giants smashed home runs, but it was Thairo Estrada who had the biggest blast of them all with a three-run jack in the top of the ninth inning which gave the San Francisco Giants a one run lead. Jordan Hicks tossed five scoreless innings in the start and Camilo Doval showed us all that he's just fine on the bump after a disastrous outing in his prior appearance.

The San Francisco Giants unleashed a can of you-know-what against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the series finale at Oracle Park, as they won by a final score of 13-6. Jorge Soler had a great game, as he led the San Francisco Giants with three hits, four RBI, and a three-run home run. Spencer Bivens made his MLB debut for the San Francisco Giants and pitched well, as he struck out five in three innings. His journey to the big leagues was nothing short of inspiring. With the Father's Day win, the San Francisco Giants go .500 on the homestand and avoid the sweep. They hit the road to play the Chicago Cubs next.