Save – Alex Dixon Hitting three home runs and boosting his career with six RBIs, the San Francisco Giants beat the Colorado Rockies 23-5 on Tuesday, highlighting the biggest offensive show ever at Course Field.
Brendan Crawford And Donovan Solano The night also ended with six RBIs, marking the first time in MLB history that there were six RBIs in a game out of three players.
“It’s the best game of my life so far,” Dixon said. Dixerson, who missed his fourth home run in the last innings in the ninth innings, lost 414 feet but reached the warning. Track in the center.
“I don’t think I’ve ever seen a boy’s barrel balls in a game before,” said Crawford, who was involved in three of his hit matches. “I thought he took the last number. That would be great.”
Dixerson completed the Giants’ franchise record set by Willie Mayes on April 30, 1961, at the Milwaukee Braves, with 16 total bases (three homers, two doubles). According to the Elias Sports Bureau, he is the 15th player in MLB history, and only the 12th since 1901, to hit five extra base hits in a game.
“It’s a wonderful company,” said Dixon. “Things [Mays] In his career and in San Francisco, he has done everything he can, and it is an honor to be mentioned in one breath. “
Solano Had four hits, and Brandon Belt And Joey Bart The Giants amassed 27 hits and scored in every innings except the ninth to win for the 10th time in 13 matches.
The Giants hit .1955 (27-for-52) for the night, their best batting performance since July 25, 1961.
N.L. The Giants’ 27 hits are the most by the team in more than 20 seasons. The most recent NL team to hit more than 26 hits in a game was the Cincinnati Reds, who scored 28 runs at Course Field on May 19, 1999.
“Lots of great performances to go up and down the lineup,” said Giants manager Gabe Kepler.
The Rockies are ranked third in the team’s history with 23 runs. The Chicago Cubs scored 26 against Colorado on August 18, 1995, and the Reds scored 24 in the 1999 Games. In the 1995 game that matched the ub buzz’s hit total, the 27th hit by the Giants was the second highest allowed by the Rockies.
There have been three games since the Rockies’ first season in 1993, in which an NL team has scored at least 27 hits. All three courses are in the field.
Rockies manager Bud Black said: “We’ve got a little bit of a spin on the wagons. “With pitching, we had a few nights on the hill, for a few fat nights on the plate. It’s a bad combination. We have to get both together, that’s for sure.”
Giants starter Kevin Gossman (2-2) played five innings and conceded two hits and two runs, both run by single home runs. Garrett Hampson.
Catcher Drew Butera Played the last two innings for the Rockies. This was the seventh career pitching performance for the position player and his first since 2018, when he was a member of the Kansas City Royals.
Dixerson touched his power display – the first multihomer game of his career – a huge, first-shot single shot that landed in the right field on the third deck. 480 feet drive off John Gray (2-4) It was the longest home run by a Giants player since at least 2015.
He closed the second innings with a two-run drive and a three-run homer off Zero dyes In the sixth innings of the Giants’ seven runs, their biggest of the night. Crawford also made a three-run homer in the sixth.
Dixerson doubled and scored between his last two homers, walking in the eighth and reaching the center-field warning track from Butera in the ninth.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
