Dan Haren was dominant again the Giants Friday, going eight strong innings of two run baseball. He allowed nine hits and struck out nine as well. The offense was more than up to the challenge, throwing five runs on the board in the second which was more than enough as they won 10-2.
Conor Jackson continued his hot hitting of late, with a homer in the third as one of two hits. He scored two and drove in one. Chad Tracy and Mark Reynolds also homered in the game.
All but one Diamondback starter had a hit in the game, only Chris Burke was hitless. Chris Young and Reynolds had two hits along with Jackson. Stephen Drew drove in two runs.
The Giants had just one less hit than the Diamondbacks in the game, but they failed to capitalize on any opportunites. Fred Lewis and Jose Castillo each had two hits for the Giants.
