San Francisco Giants at Philadelphia Phillies

Posey hits 2 HRs, Giants rally past Phillies late, win 10-7

Tommy La Stella also homered for San Francisco, which got all of its run via the long ball. The Giants have 25 homers through 17 games, a surprising surge for a club that’s finished in the bottom third of the league in homers in eight of the past 10 seasons.

“It was a matter of when and not if this team was going to produce offensively,” Giants manager Gabe Kapler.

Dickerson’s three-run shot off reliever Connor Brogdon (3-1) allowed the Giants to grab their first lead of the game at 7-6. Flores followed four hitters later with another three-run homer off Brogdon, who allowed five hits, a walk and six runs in just two-thirds of an inning and saw his ERA balloon from 0.00 to 7.36.

“Our pitching has been incredible for us to this point,” Dickerson said. “It was time for us to put the foot on the gas and really start producing.”

Posey had his first multihomer game since May 28, 2016 at Colorado and the fourth multihomer game of his career with two solo shots off Zack Wheeler.

“He’s looking every bit of the guy I got to see at his best,” Dickerson said. “He’s right back there. I would say Buster is back.”

La Stella also connected for a two-run shot off Wheeler as part of a three-run fifth inning that brought the Giants within 4-3.

Giants first baseman Brandon Belt left late with a right right quadriceps muscle. Kapler said he'll be re-evaluated Wednesday.

José Álvarez (1-1), part of Philadelphia’s historically lousy 2020 bullpen, pitched a scoreless inning and got the win.

Alec Bohm, Brad Miller and Rhys Hoskins each homered for the Phillies, who have lost eight of their last 11 games and fell under .500 for the first time this season.

“There is nobody else to blame when you lose a game than yourselves,” manager Joe Girardi said. “We had a great chance to win both of them (against the Giants) and we didn’t get it done.”

Philadelphia second baseman Jean Segura left after the second inning with a right quad strain trying to beat a throw from shortstop Brandon Crawford at first base. Segura entered the game with a .345 average. Girardi said that Segura will have an MRI on Wednesday morning and could be facing a trip to the injured list.

“We’ll know (on Wednesday),” Girardi said.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Giants: … Starting pitcher Logan Webb was activated off the injured list after suffering from side effects related to the COVID-19 vaccine. Webb wasn’t sharp for most of the evening, struggling with command and allowing four earned runs, seven hits and two walks in four innings while striking out four. To make room for Webb, the Giants designated RHP Trevor Gott for assignment. ... LHP Jake McGee was reinstated from the injured list and Sam Selman was sent to the Alternate Training Site.

Phillies: The middle of Philadelphia’s infield is missing right now with Segura joining Didi Gregorius, who sat out a second game with a sore right elbow. Girardi said that Gregorius continues to be day-to-day. “He is better today,” Girardi said. “He was an emergency tonight. We want the elbow joint to calm down.”

UP NEXT

The two teams meet for a matinee Wednesday. Philadelphia will send right-hander Zach Eflin (1-0, 3.15 ERA) while the Giants will start Anthony DeSclafani (1-0, 1.06 ERA).

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