SAN FRANCISCO — The last time Giants rookie Tyler Beede took the mound, he shut down the best team in the National League in a narrow 1-0 victory.
In his start on Friday at Oracle Park, Beede faced the worst team in the NL.
Same starting pitcher. Same score.
After blanking the Dodgers in a five-inning stint in Los Angeles on Saturday, the rookie right-hander was brilliant over 6 1/3 innings against the Marlins on Friday, allowing just three hits while striking out five Miami hitters in another 1-0 win.
A RBI single from catcher Buster Posey, 1 2/3 innings in relief from Tyler Rogers and the second career save for rookie Shaun Anderson was all the Giants needed to put the finishing touches on manager Bruce Bochy’s 1,997th career win.