Why can't I feel the gap?

The San Francisco Giants won 7-6 in Game 3 of the 2024 Major League Baseball's three consecutive away games against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the 24th (Korea time).

San Francisco Giants, ranking third in the National League West, has garnered two consecutive wins, and made its away game to the Pittsburgh Pirates with the Winning Series. Lee Jung-hoo left the game due to shoulder surgery, but has come from behind to win for two consecutive days, and now has only one win left until the 50% win rate, thanks to its six wins and one loss in the recent seven games. Pittsburgh, ranking fourth in the Central Division, has lost two consecutive games, and is now 23-28.

Pittsburgh scored the first point. Andrew McCutchen, who appeared as the leadoff pitcher in the bottom of the first inning, hit a solo homer over the left-center wall off San Francisco Giants starter Eric Miller.토토사이트

After one out in the top of the fourth inning, San Francisco's Tyro Estrada hit a walk and Matt Chapman hit a right-handed hit to set the table for first and third bases. Jorge Soler then hit an infield grounder to tie the game.

Pittsburgh ran away again in the bottom of the fourth inning. Leading corner Joe and Nick Gonzalez walked and Jared Triolo loaded the bases with one out. Laudi Tellez hit a fly ball to the left field, but Joey Bart hit a grand slam to make it 5-1 in a heartbeat.

After one out in the top of the seventh inning, San Francisco followed with a 2-53 run on Heliot Ramos' solo home run to the left, but Pittsburgh widened the gap again with Brian Reynolds' solo home run to the right after one out in the bottom of the seventh.

The winner was decided in the top of the eighth inning. With leaders LaMonte Wade Jr. and Estrada reaching base with consecutive hits, Matt Chapman opened the game with a three-run homer in the middle of the month. Soler continued the momentum with a double, and pinch hitter Wilmer Flores hit a timely RBI single to tie the game 6-6.

San Francisco Giants didn't stop. Although the game stopped for a moment as Ramos hit a fly ball to right field and Patrick Bailey, a pinch hitter, struck out, Brett Weisley, who appeared at third base with two outs, made a come-from-behind timely hit. It was the moment when he reported the finishing hit.

Without Lee, San Francisco's batters showed off their outstanding performance by scoring seven runs on 13 hits. Luis Matos, Lee's replacement, added one more hit on the day, bringing his batting average to 311 percent for this season.

On the other hand, Paul Skins, a top-rated rookie for Pittsburgh, failed to win despite his stellar pitching of six hits, one walk, three strikeouts and one run in six innings. Reynolds' three hits including a home run, and Bart's grand slam also faded from defeat.

Bae Ji-hwan (Pittsburgh Pirates), who took rest the previous day, started as center fielder at No. 9, and was in a slump with no hit in four times at bat. After hitting a grounder to the third base in the third inning, a fly ball to the left field in the fourth inning, and a buntout in the sixth inning, Bae got on base due to shortstop error in the ninth inning, but failed to steal second base.