Monday BP: Keaton Winn is forcing the issue

Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY SportsKeaton Winn did it again. On Sunday afternoon, Winn — the less heralded of the two rookies in the San Francisco Giants rotation — took the mound and delivered another knockout performance, leading he Giants to a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates ... and a series victory.

Winn went six innings deep, despite throwing just 80 pitches, and only allowed five baserunners (three hits, a walk, and a hit batter), and a lone run. It dropped his ERA all the way down to 3.18, and was the third consecutive outing in which he pitched six innings and allowed just one run. And since that fated, infamous first-inning grand slam to Jurickson Profar earlier in the year, Winn…