Chris Stratton

Monday night San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy got to see something even he doesn’t see often – a 464 foot home run at AT&T Park.

Despite the injuries to the Giants’ top three starters, Chris Stratton showed on Thursday night that he’s capable of being more than merely an ace-by-default.

The Giants opened up their four-game series in San Diego with a 7-0 victory over the Padres, which included a one-hit start from Chris Stratton.

Andrew McCutchen capped his phenomenal game with a three-run walk-off home run in the 14th inning to beat the Dodgers.

Coming off a four-homer game against the Seattle Mariners, the Giants look to keep the Dodgers offense quiet on Saturday afternoon.

Due to a rainstorm that postponed Friday’s Giants-Dodgers game until April 28, Bruce Bochy has decided to shake up the Giants’ rotation for the next two games at AT&T Park.

For the second straight game, the Giants were shutout by the Dodgers, who evened the opening series with a 9-0 victory on Sunday night.

In order for the Giants to take the opening series in Los Angeles, they’ll need Chris Stratton to find better success against the Dodgers on Sunday evening than in the past.

Once spring training came to an end, the San Francisco Giants wasted little time revealing their Opening Day roster.

Chris Stratton pitched five scoreless innings, striking out three in the San Francisco Giants final tune-up before the 2018 campaign.