Matt Moore

ESPN broadcaster Aaron Boone joins The Audible to discuss what it was like to be at the ballpark during Game 3 and why the Cubs will be desperate to eliminate the Giants tonight.

Matt Moore will try to tie the series in his first ever start against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday.

If the San Francisco Giants win Game 3 Monday night, Matt Moore will be on the bump for the team in Game 4.

It was just a couple of months ago the Giants traded for lefty Matt Moore, leaving a Matt Duffy-sized hole in many Giants’ fans hearts. Moore’s 1-run, 8-inning gem, however, almost validates the trade by itself.

Manager Bruce Bochy is willing to use just about every pitcher he has to ensure a win on Sunday.

The last time Matt Moore faced the Dodgers, he was one out away from a no-hitter. This time, he lasted a single inning.

“That was the first time I’ve had a manager come out and visit with me and not pull me out of the game. That was something that was pretty cool for me.”

The Giants may never take batting practice again.

Giants starting pitcher Matt Cain was activated from the disabled list on Friday morning after a back strain sidelined him for a little more than two weeks.

The newest Giants starting pitcher talks about what it’s like to be part of the pennant race heading into September. “I think we’re all focused on getting ourselves on a good hot streak,” Moore said following Tuesday’s win.