And so the offensive frailty continues.
For the second consecutive day, the San Francisco Giants lost 3-1 to the Detroit Tigers. For the 10th consecutive time, they failed to score more than four runs. For the eighth time in that 10-game run, they failed to score more than three runs. Since scoring 26 runs in the span of three games in mid-May, the Giants have scored 21 runs over the course of 10 games.
And yet, they’ve won half of those games, which means they’re doing something very well: pitching. So let’s focus on that, even though they didn’t win on Tuesday.