Giants allow 13 runs in loss to Rockies as pitching falters
San Francisco Chronicle • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 11:50 PM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

The San Francisco Giants struggled on the mound in their recent game against the Colorado Rockies, losing 13-7 on August 16. The game featured a rough outing from Giants pitchers, who combined for 10 walks, hit a batter, and threw a wild pitch. The Rockies capitalized on these mistakes, with Zack Veen scoring on a wild pitch that found its way past catcher Drew Cavanaugh. The performance has drawn criticism, with Tony Vitello describing the Giants' play as resembling a 'junior college game.'
- •Giants pitchers issued 10 walks during the game.
- •Zack Veen scored on a wild pitch in the loss.
- •Tony Vitello criticized the team's performance after the game.
- •The game occurred on August 16 against the Rockies.
- •Final score was 13-7 in favor of the Colorado Rockies.
- 11:50 PMSan Francisco Chronicle — Tony Vitello says Giants’ play in loss to Rockies had feel of ‘junior college game’ - San Francisco Chronicle
"San Francisco Giants pitchers had a rough game Sunday, combining to walk 10, hit a batter and uncork a wild pitch as the team fell to the Colorado Rockies 13-7
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