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After yesterday's walk-off win, the San Francisco Giants had another shot at extra-innings heroics today, but couldn't get it done against the Los Angeles Dodgers as they fell 6-4 at Oracle Park. It was another invasion at 3rd and King as Oracle Park was filled with Dodger blue, with scattered speckles of black and orange. Jordan Hicks pitched well, holding the Los Angeles Dodgers to just two runs over five innings of work. The youth did show some positive signs, as Heliot Ramos and Luis Matos accounted for all four of the San Francisco Giants RBI's tonight.

The San Francisco Giants sent all the moms at Oracle Park home happy today as Casey Schmitt delivered a walk off double to give the San Francisco Giants an extra-innings Mother's Day victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Kyle Harrison pitched well enough to give his squad a chance to win despite struggling to find the strikezone early in this one. While the win is nice, the San Francisco Giants have major looming issues as Jung Hoo Lee came out of the game with a scary shoulder injury that he sustained after crashing into the center field wall. Giants take on the Los Angeles Dodgers next.

The San Francisco Giants got back in the win column after taking down the Cincinnati Reds 5-1 at Oracle Park. Matt Chapman blasted a grand slam in the first inning, a great sign from the struggling star. Mason Black made his Oracle Park debut and pitched great, lasting 4 1/3 innings and only giving up one run. Heliot Ramos added multiple highlight-reel plays in the outfield on the way to the San Francisco Giants win.

The San Francisco Giants finally returned home from their grueling road trip but Oracle Park was not enough to get them back on track as they fell to the Cincinnati Reds 4-2. Logan Webb got the start but, yet again, did not get any run support. Coming into tonight, the Cincinnati Reds were in the midst of an eight-game losing streak. The San Francisco Giants look like they are turning into a team that the rest of the MLB looks forward to playing.