Why giant Harrison or Whisenhunt could turn

“I think the rotation is in good hands,” said Belander, who wants to accompany the team on the street for his nine-game trip through Washington, Detroit and Miami.

The Giants ended their home level 5: 4 despite a three-game swey. They lost two out of three against the diamondbacks and against Royals, which tapped on 10 goals for six runs (three deserved) on 10 goals in a season-deep inside, a rare clunker for the right-hander.

The Giants 29-21 are in 50 games and rub an elbow with the Powerhouse Dodgers and Padres in the National League West, but they play in their last 34 games .500 Ball (17-17).

“It's not a terrible place,” said manager Bob Melvin. “You are never really happy where you are. You always have the feeling that there is a little more in there. We have an offensive feeling that there is more in there too.”

The Giants have scored 12 runs in their last five games and continue to have problems against left -handers. They slipped to 4-12 in games in which the opposing team had a left start. To be fair, the left that started on Wednesday was Daniel Lynch, an opener and only worked 1 ⅔ Innerings.

On the other hand, the Giants are the best 25-9 against right-handed starters. Nevertheless, the giants have to overcome the left obstacle. As Melvin said: “We have to be better against the left, we really do it, or every team will try to throw a left on us.”

Help could be on the way. Jerar Encarnación, who can be activated on Monday by the 60-day list of the injured list, will probably only connect the Giants in Miami in Miami on May 1 to June 1st. First, the 6-foot 4-slugger becomes some fluctuations in Sacramento in the team's arizona.