Giants Drop Third Straight Despite Tyler Mahle’s Solid Outing
San Francisco Giants' offense strands opportunities as pitching effort goes to waste in a 3-1 loss to New York Yankees.
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So for the San Francisco Giants, ultimately they would lose this game to the New York Yankees by a score of three to one.
so pointing out some of the more notable, you know, facts from this game.
Tyler Mahle would be very good in this start.
Ultimately, he would pitch, four innings, five hits, two earned run, five strikeouts on eighty pitches.
you know, the interesting fact about that is that fifty of those were, thrown for strikes, giving him a sixty-three percent, strike rate, on his pitches.
And you know, this is, you know, probably, you know, something that's very, you know, much, a little bit more notable is the fact that, you know, he would only allow one walk.
especially talking about, Tyler Mahle and the course of his career, he has been a player who has, you know, seemingly struggled with, command issues, limiting, or allowing walks, i-in his career.
So certainly, you know, allowing just one in this game to a very good lineup, is, you know, something to note.
you know, the, the other fact is that, you know, there was some lineup changes for the Giants in this game.
they would have Jung-hoo Lee leading off.
Luis Arias would be batting third.
you would see, Rafael Devers batting fourth.
And you know, there, there was some key, you know, contributions from those, hitters, just not enough to sort of, you know, put the Giants in a position where they're able to, score a lot of runs.
Ultimately, they would leave seven runners on base.
that, that is something to note is the fact that, you know, they also had nine hits.
you know, with the lineup changes, you know, you're going to see a little bit more variety in terms of, you know, hits and stuff like that.
especially Lu-- Araya's being moved down to the three hole instead of leading off.
So certainly, you know, that's going to be something to pay attention to to see if Vitello is able to stick with that lineup going forward.
ultimately, you know, they wouldn't score a whole lot of runs, just one in this game.
So you know, that, that's going to be something that's, you know, noteworthy taken into, you know, the, the, the series against the Padres.
ultimately, they have the day off t-- on, Sunday, with them resuming play against the Padres, on Monday.
