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Heliot Ramos stood proudly on second base, pounding his chest after delivering one of the most momentous swings in two weeks. The Giants have been searching for a night like tonight. With new faces, they brought back the early-season vibes. https://t.co/TI5bogM5Mp

Johnson said he wanted to use a Larry June song as he walk-up song, but he couldn’t find a clean version.

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Daniel Johnson is using "Since '84" by Mac Dre as his walk-up song, fwiw.

Kyle Harrison has a left elbow contusion. The Giants have a day off on Monday before his next start, but they’ll determine how he’s feeling in the coming days.

Giants win, 6-5. The Giants found themselves in a 5-0 deficit but scored six unanswered runs. They score more than four runs in a single game for the first time since May 16. Randy Rodríguez should warrant consideration for the Midsummer Classic. They're 34-28.

Call it The Daniel Johnson Game. He tracks down Luis Arraez's deep drive to Triples Alley and saves what would've likely been a run had that ball dropped.

With no Camilo Doval tonight, Ryan Walker has the ninth inning to protect a 6-5 lead.

Jung Hoo Lee follows up with a sacrifice fly to give the Giants a 6-5 lead. The offense, for the first time in two weeks, has life.

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We are tied. Heliot Ramos one-hops the left-field wall for a double with the bases loaded and drives in two. If that's not the loudest Oracle Park has been all season, it might be close. The streak of games without scoring at least four runs is snapped. 5-5.

We are tied. Heliot Ramos one-hops the left-field wall for a double with the bases loaded and drives in two. If that's not the loudest Oracle Park has been all season, it might be close. The streak of games without scoring at least four runs is snapped. 5-5.

We've got a ballgame at Oracle Park. Matt Chapman hits a two-run shot that barely clears the left-field fence, and the deficit is now 5-3. Home Run: 11 Distance: 362 feet Exit Velo: 101.3 mph

Johnson singles in his second at-bat as a Giant, steals second base easily, then scores on Patrick Bailey's double. It's San Francisco's lone run through five innings. Giants trail, 5-1.

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Daniel Johnson is using "Since '84" by Mac Dre as his walk-up song, fwiw.

Daniel Johnson is using "Since '84" by Mac Dre as his walk-up song, fwiw.

The Padres have plated three more runs in the fifth. Jackson Merrill drives in one with a double, then Gavin Sheets brings home two more on a grounder that deflects off Kyle Harrison. Harrison's night is done. It's 5-0, Padres.

Willy Adames committed his 10th error of the season, which is tied with Elly De La Cruz for the most among shortstops. Kyle Harrison had to throw six extra pitches as a result.

On Tuesday afternoon, Buster Posey told beat reporters that the team is “trying to exhaust all options." On Wednesday, one of those options ended up being moving on from someone he considers a friend. “It’s time to go.” On the Giants' flurry of moves: https://t.co/WDldSK1tLj

Bryce Eldridge in the starting lineup for Triple-A Sacramento.

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as they say in sports, "let's do those sports." (what if we were the space kitties!) https://t.co/fKhcbEH5Nj

Some swings from San Francisco’s new first baseman https://t.co/ilY9zl6NbL

Buster Posey on what message he hopes to send with these moves: “It’s time to go. I think we all believe we’re better than we’ve been with the bats the last two to three weeks. It’s time to go.”