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Samardzija ended up hitting a double, and when he arrived at second base Ty Blach made sure let the Shark know who had more power to center.

A night after smashing a seventh-inning double to put the Giants on the board, and a 10th inning walkoff single to help San Francisco score its largest comeback victory of the season, Jarrett Parker was at it again.

Giants’ pitchers are not strangers to launching tape-measure home runs, and on Sunday afternoon, right-hander Jeff Samardzija thought he had his second round-tripper of the season.

The San Francisco Giants are in the process of giving one third baseman a second chance. Now, the Giants are in a position where they may be giving a different third baseman a third chance.

“First day I talked to him he didn’t feel the symptoms as much as he did the previous ones. I guess what I’m saying is it seems milder to him, so that’s good news. But you don’t know with these concussions. He thought he was over it the last time and then it came back. So it’s going to take some time.”

In his return to San Francisco, Pablo Sandoval got the scoring started for the Giants.

Jarrett Parker is one of the Giants’ hottest hitters, a clear defensive standout and a player who could help his cause significantly if he continues to play well for the remainder of the regular season.

Since the start of the 2017 season, the Giants have had August 5 circled on their calendar as the day they would turn back the clock.

Former standouts from the 1997 team offered some solid opinions on what the Giants can do to bounce back from 2017.

Can the Giants turn it around in 2018? Shawn Estes believes so.