The San Francisco Giants debuted on Monday night losing at their home to AT&T, against the divisional leaders of the National League West, the San Diego Padres, in a duel that ended with a score of 5-3 in favor. of visitors.
The victory was scored by right-hander Zach Davies who pitched five full innings allowing a single run scored by Honduran Mauricio Dubón, striking out five batters, including Catracho.
The setback was Jeff Zamardzija, who was on the mound for just four innings, allowing five earned runs to claim his first loss of the season. The game was saved by former starter Drew Pomeranz, who made the first save of the year.
Honduran Mauricio Dubón stood out with a double and a career scored in three official at-bats, returning to his usual second base position, where he made no mistakes, but in the seventh he was traded to center field when Colombian Donovan Solano entered the infield. inside.
In his first official at-bat, Dubon saw right-hander Zack Davies’ third strike pass for the first out of the third inning, while leading the sixth he doubled to left field and then scored on Mark Yastrzewski’s double. His last offensive chance was in the seventh inning but he grounded to first base to provoke a double play.
So far Mauricio Dubón has played all five regular season games, sharing second base, shortstop and center fielder positions on defense, with three hits (including a double) in 17 at-bats, with a hitting percentage of 176. a RBI and two runs scored, where he has also not walked or stolen bases, but has been struck out six times. (GG)