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San Francisco Giants 2, Los Angeles Dodgers 6

Watching the Los Angeles Dodgers versus San Francisco Giants that was held on Saturday afternoon was fun. It was seen by a crowd of 42,228 at the AT&T Park. Moreover, the Dodgers were delighted as they won the said game.

During the first inning, Juan Pierre's bunt single gave his team’s center fielder a 10-game hitting streak. Pierre has hit in 25 of his last 26 contests.

David Wells had the heavy metal music blaring in the clubhouse Saturday morning and it did the trick to get Luis Gonzalez loose after a tough loss a night earlier. “It wasn't hip-hop,” said Luis Gonzalez. “It was pretty much rock 'n' roll. That's his style.” Back from a seven-game suspension, Wells returned ready to work. David Wells took a perfect game into the sixth inning and Luis Gonzalez hit a three-run homer in the first, leading the LA Dodgers past the San Francisco Giants by 6-2.

In the sixth inning, Kevin Frandsen's one-out single to left broke up Wells’ bid. The burly left-hander became the 14th pitcher in major league history to throw a perfect game in the regular season on May 17, 1998, a 4-0 win over the Minnesota Twins while with the New York Yankees. “Those things are tough,” said Boomer, who did consider the possibility of pitching another one. “The stars have to be lined up for that to happen.”

David Wells took a deep breath and wiped his brow, after Kevin Frandsen's base hit. Scott McClain then reached on a fielder's choice in his Giants debut and scored on an error when third baseman Shea Hillenbrand's wild throw hit McClain as he rounded second on Rajai Davis' single. Rookie Nate Schierholtz followed with his second triple in as many days, scoring Davis to make the score 3-2.

Meanwhile, Pedro Feliz doubled off the wall in center to start the seventh inning, however, David Wells retired the next three batters in order and clapped his throwing hand into his glove as he headed back to the dugout. Wells, who signed with the Dodgers on the 24th of August after being designated for assignment by the San Diego Padres, won for the second time in as many decisions with his new club. Boomer struck out four and did not walk a batter in seven innings, allowing four hits and two runs. Manager Grady Little came out of his office to congratulate Wells with a hug and pat on the back after that. Kevin Frandsen realized he might have a chance at the first hit off Wells. “You want to break it up and get something going there,” he stated. “To be able to get a hit off him and get something rolling was huge for the team.”

Moreover, David Wells did not get a decision in his last outing August 31 then started serving his suspension the next day. He was suspended for his animated argument with an umpire who ejected him on the 7th of July against the Atlanta Braves, a scene that ended with the pitcher hurling a ball into the screen as he left the field. Wells was also fined $3,000. On the 1st day of August, Commissioner Bud Selig hit David Wells with another $5,000 fine for criticizing the original punishment.

Continuing with the game, Tony Abreu and Ramon Martinez had RBI singles and Rafael Furcal squeezed in a run in the ninth inning to make the lead 6-2. San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds got most of the day off, striking out in the eighth against Jonathan Broxton as a pinch-hitter. And Takashi Saito pitched the ninth.

The LA Dodgers remained 2 1/2 games back of the Padres in the NL West and wild-card races after missing a chance to gain ground Friday. San Diego won 3-1 at Colorado. “It's nice to go out there and get the win and be a teammate again,” David Wells said. “I had a lot of time to think and put things in perspective. ... I was going to restaurants, taking it easy, watching games on TV, cruising around.”

Barry Zito saw his winless stretch reach four starts, but lost for the first time since Aug. 12 against Pittsburgh. Facing Dodgers for the third time this season, Zito again fell behind early as he has so many times this season. He gave up his 23rd-25th runs in the frame on Luis Gonzalez's homer to deep right-center. By comparison, Zito's next-biggest inning has been the third with 15 runs allowed. Zito allowed four hits and three runs in six innings, struck out five and walked three. Dan Giese relieved Zito in the seventh inning to make his major league debut then pitched two perfect innings. “These young guys are playing with fire,” Barry Zito stated. “They want to be on the field. They show us what baseball is all about. That's a spark. There's no place for complacency in any locker room”.

Luis Emilio Gonzalez, who hit his 13th homer of the year and the 25th of his career versus the Giants, came into the game batting .500 against Barry Zito, who signed to a $126 million, seven-year contract last winter.

San Francisco Giants snapped an 11-game home losing streak to LA Dodgers on Dan Ortmeier's walkoff homer Friday night, and Dan Ortmeier was back in the lineup Saturday. “We have a rule here: If you have a walkoff homer, you get to play the next day,” said manager Bruce Bochy.

The game was really for the LA Dodgers. The team will continue winning in spite of the hardships that they may encounter.

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