SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Casey Schmidt hit a two-run homer, Drew Gilbert and Heliot Ramos added solo shots and the San Francisco Giants beat the Miami Marlins 6-2 on Saturday.
Ramos hit his third homer of the season in the eighth and Luis Arraez made it 6-1 with an RBI single, his second hit of the game. The Giants finished with 11 hits on the day.
Matt Gage (2-0) got the win in relief of Ray, who allowed four hits and struck out four in five innings.
Jung Hoo Lee had two hits and a walk in three plate appearances. The Giants right fielder is 5 for 7 in the series and is batting .425 over the last 11 games.
Edwards and AgustÃn RamÃrez each added two hits for the Marlins, while Jakob Marsee had an RBI single in the ninth.
Up next
Miami’s’ RHP Max Meyer (1-0, 3.96) opposes San Francisco’s RHP Landen Roupp (4-1, 2.28) Sunday afternoon for the final game of the series.
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