SF -Giants achieve nine runs in the breathtaking 11th inning to shock Cubs

Chicago – The Giants looked at a disaster. They had proof of their collective resistance.

The Giants achieved shocking nine runs in the 11th inning after Ryan Walker had blown a rescue in the ninth in ninth, and the Chicago Cubs implemented on Tuesday evening in the Wrigley Field with 14: 5.

Kyle Harrison made his debut as a helper at the end of the 11th inn, set up a goalless frame and hit the door onto the cubs.

At the top of the 11th, San Francisco was a rear of a hayacher after Chicago bound the game at the end of the ninth place. Patrick Bailey drove an RBI single in the starting point and gave the Giants a 6: 5 lead.

San Francisco, followed by a rare Squeeze game; Brett laid down a colorful and Heliot Ramos hit the throw home to expand the lead to 7: 5.

From there it went on.

Willy Adames was hit by a pitch with the invited bases. Jung Hoo Lee drove in a run with a base loaded single. Matt Chapman followed with a single with two runs. Wilmer Flores had its own RBI single. Ryan left the ball game without taking a single.

The giants repeatedly added against Caleb Thielbar. Heliot Ramos knocked with a loud double and Bailey drove another run with a victim fly. When Thielbar recorded the third, more than half of the home went to the outputs.

This 11th Inning has contributed to deleting the memory of a catastrophic ninth inning.

Walker started his night by walking through Pete's fast crow arm strong and brought the binding run onto the plate without outs. The right-handed man excluded Dansby Swanson, but went Carson Kelly and allowed an RBI single Justin Turner, with the leadership of the Giants shrinking to 5-4.

Walker excluded Ian Happ to take the second from the inn, but instead of going closer to his closer one, manager Bob Melvin, Erik Miller, one of the best players in the baseball, decided to summon the left -hander. The decision did not pay off.

Tucker pressed a single into the Field Off Miller Center to achieve the binding run and play the game by five each. Miller excluded Seiya Suzuki to end the inning and send the game to extras, but screamed into his glove when he went off the field.

The Giants could not achieve the starting point on the top of the 10th inn, but also not the cubs in the bottom of the frame. The ball game went to the 11th inning.

Justin Endelander, who allowed three deserved runs over five innings, was in line for victory before Walker blew the rescue. He has now gone eight starts without victory, the longest victory series of his career.