Apr 5

TB2
TEX5
Final
CIN2
MIL3
Final
CLE8
LAA6
Final
CWS2
DET7
Final
HOU1
MIN6
Final
SD1
CHC7
Final
ARI3
WAS4
Final
LAD3
PHI1
Final
NYY10
PIT4
Final
BAL8
KC1
Final
STL0
BOS0
Postponed
TB4
TEX6
Final
CIN11
MIL7
Final
TOR2
NYM3
Final
MIA4
ATL0
Final

Apr 6

SEA1
SF4
Final
SEA3-6
SF7-1
NBCSBAY @8:05 PM UTC
ATH7
COL4
Final
CLE4
LAA10
Final
STL4-3
BOS4-4
FDMW @5:35 PM UTC
LAD9-1
PHI6-2
NBCSP @5:35 PM UTC
NYY6-2
PIT2-7
MLBN @5:35 PM UTC
MIA5-4
ATL1-8
FDFL @5:35 PM UTC
ARI5-4
WAS2-6
DBTV @5:35 PM UTC
TOR5-4
NYM5-3
WPIX @5:40 PM UTC
CWS2-6
DET4-4
FDDT @5:40 PM UTC
CIN3-6
MIL4-5
FDOH @6:10 PM UTC
HOU3-5
MIN3-5
TWTV @6:10 PM UTC
BAL4-5
KC3-5
MASN @6:10 PM UTC
SD7-2
CHC7-4
MARQ @6:20 PM UTC
TB4-4
TEX7-2
RASN @6:35 PM UTC
ATH4-5
COL1-7
NBCSCA @7:10 PM UTC
CLE3-5
LAA5-3
MLBN @8:07 PM UTC
STL4-3
BOS4-4
ESPN @11:10 PM UTC

Apr 7

NYY6-2
DET4-4
MLBN @10:40 PM UTC
STL4-3
PIT2-7
SNPT @10:40 PM UTC
TOR5-4
BOS4-4
NESN @10:45 PM UTC
LAD9-1
WAS2-6
MLBN @10:45 PM UTC
MIA5-4
NYM5-3
FDFL @11:10 PM UTC
TEX7-2
CHC7-4
RASN @11:40 PM UTC
MIN3-5
KC3-5
TWTV @11:40 PM UTC

Apr 8

CIN3-6
SF7-1
NBCSBAY @1:45 AM UTC
HOU3-5
SEA3-6
MLBN @1:40 AM UTC
BAL4-5
ARI5-4
MLBN @1:40 AM UTC
SD7-2
ATH4-5
NSC+ @2:05 AM UTC
CWS2-6
CLE3-5
MLBN @8:10 PM UTC
STL4-3
PIT2-7
FDMW @10:40 PM UTC
NYY6-2
DET4-4
YES @10:40 PM UTC
TOR5-4
BOS4-4
NESN @10:45 PM UTC
LAD9-1
WAS2-6
MASN @10:45 PM UTC
LAA5-3
TB4-4
FDW @11:05 PM UTC
MIA5-4
NYM5-3
FDFL @11:10 PM UTC
PHI6-2
ATL1-8
NBCSP @11:15 PM UTC
TEX7-2
CHC7-4
RASN @11:40 PM UTC
MIN3-5
KC3-5
TWTV @11:40 PM UTC
Hayden Birdsong

What we learned as Giants' offense spoils Birdsong's strong outing

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OAKLAND – The Giants appeared to have left their offense on the other side of the Bay Bridge Saturday when they visited the Oakland Athletics for the final Battle of the Bay series at the Coliseum.

San Francisco failed to score a single run and had just four hits as it was shut out in a 2-0 loss in the first contest of the two-game set this weekend.

Emotions were high entering the end of an era for the two Bay Area teams, but Giants manager Bob Melvin encouraged his guys to focus on baseball as they eyed the National League's third wild card spot and were itching to shake off a forgettable series against the Atlanta Braves.

But Saturday's showing wasn't as encouraging as fans might have hoped.

One of the few bright spots of the game was Hayden Birdsong, who was solid through 4 2/3 innings, allowing three hits and one unearned run with five walks.

But Birdsong didn't receive run support, and frankly, no one else did either.

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Here are the takeaways from San Francisco's 2-0 loss: 

A snoozy offense 

It took the Giants six innings – 82 minutes to be exact – to get their first hit of the game.

And who other than Giants rookie Grant McCray, who was just promoted three days ago, to end Athletics starter Osvaldo Bido’s no-hit bid.

McCray’s swinging bunt single was San Francisco’s first hit of the night, and its first opportunity to string together some momentum.

Tyler Fitzgerald walked in the next at-bat, marking the first time in the game that more than one Giants runner on base at the same time.

But LaMonte Wade Jr. struck out swinging and Heliot Ramos lined out to center to end the inning – and San Francisco's hopes of making any noise on offense.

Birdsong bounces back 

Birdsong has recently dealt with his first taste of big-league adversity in his previous starts against the Washington Nationals and Detroit Tigers last week after allowing a combined 12 earned runs in six innings of work.

He entered Saturday's game still confident and ready to get back on track and find his command, which he did for the most part.

The 22-year-old righty tossed four scoreless innings before getting into a funk in the fifth. The A's loaded the bases and got their first run of the game on a sacrifice fly by Lawrence Butler to score Zack Gelof. Birdsong was then pulled and replaced by Spencer Bivens, who escaped the inning with no further damage.

Birdsong's final line was: 4 1/3 IP, three hits, one earned run, three walks and five strikeouts.

McCray flashes versatile speed

McCray is ticking all his rookie boxes during his first week in the big leagues.

In his second game with San Francisco, the 23-year-old had his first big-league hit against the Braves on Thursday at Oracle Park. Four innings later, he smashed his first career homer.

On Saturday, the young centerfielder showed off his speed to make an unbelievable diving catch that prevented a hit by the A's.

A few moments later on the other side of the ball, he used his speed to reach first base after bunting -- which was San Francisco's first hit of the game.

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