Giants drop 4-3 decision to Rockies after ninth-inning collapse
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 6:08 AM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026
The San Francisco Giants lost 4-3 to the Colorado Rockies on July 10, missing a chance to gain momentum after a prior win. Rafael Devers hit a solo home run and collected three RBIs, but a poor performance from Caleb Kilian in the ninth inning allowed Colorado to rally and take the lead. The Giants initially led in the seventh inning but could not hold on as Kilian failed to retire a batter in the ninth, resulting in a decisive two-run hit by Kyle Karros. The teams continue their four-game series on July 11, with Tyler Mahle starting for the Giants.
- •Giants led 2-1 before ninth-inning meltdown
- •Rafael Devers recorded three RBIs
- •Caleb Kilian charged with loss, drops to 0-5
- •Game featured several pitching changes for Giants
- •Next game set for July 11 against Rockies
- 6:08 AMYahoo Sports — Giants Blow Late Lead, Drop 4-3 Decision to Rockies
"The San Francisco Giants received another strong three-RBI night from Rafael Devers, but a ninth-inning collapse proved costly in a 4-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies.
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