San Francisco Giants surpass Miami Marlins 14-7 – MLB Recap
The San Francisco Giants surpassed the Miami Marlins 14-7 in the first game of their four-match regular series encounter on Thursday, May 24 at Marlins Park, Miami in 2012 Major League Baseball season.
The Giants’ roster played a combined game and never allowed Marlins player to dominate them during the entire match.
Right fielder Gregor Blanco played well for the Giants and scored three runs giving his team a solid ground to take away the game.
"Every time he pitches, he really focuses on keeping the other guys really low on scoring runs, We have to support him. That's what we did tonight." Blanco said with confidence about his performance and about the well balanced performance of his all teammates.
Later Giants manager Bruce Bochy said, “You like to see your offense break out, That's something we haven't done, especially against this club."
Before the game, the Marlins were quite happy for their preparations, but as soon as the game was started, they never looked prepared and gave too many chances to the Giants’ offence to carry forward the momentum towards end.
"That kind of game, you're scratching your head," Guillen said. "You have to turn the page as quick as you can. One little play changed the game.”
"Sanchez has been tough on us in the past," Vogelsong said. "It was good to see us kind of get to him a little bit. He's strong, I challenged him, he hit it."
The Marlins took the early lead in the second inning and somewhat started enthusiastically. However, soon the Giants started off their much accurate offence which slowly, but steadily surpassed the Marlins’ one run lead which later turned into lead of some
six points at eighth inning.
The Giants did not stop their hammering into eighth instead they kept their pressure on the Marlins and pushed them towards more bitter humiliation as they open up a seven run gap into bottom ninth.
This particular win has also gave the Giants an early advantage into the series while their current second position in the National League West also giving them more confidence to show consistent performances.
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