Giants Shut Out Phillies, Win Series

On April 9th, the San Francisco Giants shut out the Philadelphia Phillies five to nothing

on Wednesday, making it back-to-back blankings after a six.

To nothing win Tuesday night, Rafael Divers crushed a three-run homer and drove in four

runs total, powering the Giants to their second series victory this season.

Tyler Mali and four relievers combined for just four hits allowed, snapping San Francisco's

four-game skid.

Philly Atomays and Lewis Areas each grabbed two hits and scored twice from the top of

the order, boosting the Giants to five and eight on the year-while, taking two of three

from Philly.

Philadelphia sits at six and six, and they haven't won a series in San Francisco since 2013.

Fans are buzzing about the Giants pitching dominance, especially after halting that losing streak

against the tough Philly squad.

Divers broke the scoreless tie with his second homer of the season off Aeronola in the sixth,

and added an RBI single later.

An error on a punt helped push another run across in the eighth, sealing the five to nothing

final.

Meanwhile, the Phillies grab outfielders Steward Boroa from Milwaukee and send him to

Triple A.

Up next, Philly hosts the Diamondbacks Friday while the Giants head to Baltimore for a match

up there.

Giants rolling strong right now.

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