“Just gotta stay positive and keep pitching, keep doing what I’m doing.” You win some, you lose some,” Miller said philosophically. But the Giants’ four-run fifth put an end to his 20-inning scoreless streak (and 27-inning homerless streak). He hadn’t given up more than a run in any of his first four big-league starts and had kept the powerful lineups of the Atlanta Braves, New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies in the park. They had reason to feel good about that with Miller on the mound Saturday. “Collectively, we all just have to be better and find ways to win games.” They also lost 15-0 at home (New Washington Park then) to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sept. 14, 2013, and their biggest shutout loss since an 18-0 beatdown by the Cincinnati Reds on Aug. 8, 1965.Īnd it was their largest home shutout defeat in 125 years. The 15-run shellacking was the largest margin of defeat for the Dodgers since the Giants beat them 19-3 on Sept. Davis – who didn’t even enter the game until the sixth inning – combined to drive in 10 runs. The Giants piled on against the Dodgers’ vulnerable bullpen, getting 17 hits and going 9 for 18 with runners in scoring position.
LaMonte Wade Jr.’s three-run homer was the big blow in a four-run fifth inning against Miller as the San Francisco Giants routed the Dodgers, 15-0. He checked off a couple more on Saturday night – first big-league home run allowed and first loss. LOS ANGELES - Rookie right-hander Bobby Miller has been checking off firsts at a rapid clip since making his major-league debut less than a month ago.
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