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

Giants allow 13 runs in loss to Rockies as pitching falters
Summary

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.'

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  • •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.
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  • 11:50 PMSan Francisco Chronicle — Tony Vitello says Giants’ play in loss to Rockies had feel of ‘junior college game’ - San Francisco Chronicle
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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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