Giants survive a bench-clearing night at Coors Field, beating Colorado 7-4 as Rafael Devers’ first-inning homer triggers a wild start and Kyle Freeland is ejected for shouting at Devers. Replacements in SF’s order deliver two-hit nights, and Logan Webb cruises to win No. 13. Casey Schmitt’s contribution—two hits including a homer—pairs with Patrick Bailey’s late two-run shot to seal it.

Rockies pitcher Hunter Goodman delivers a long ball in the later innings, while SF’s veterans help straighten the ship to keep SF above .500 and carve out a win in 9 of 10. Colorado suffers their 100th loss; matchup preview hints Robbie Ray vs. German Márquez coming next, with Adames and Chapman resting after the chaos.

Colorado’s season took a sour turn at Coors Field as Kyle Freeland was ejected after eight pitches, setting the stage for a 7-4 defeat to San Francisco. Devers opened the scoring with a two‑run homer that ignited a scuffle with Freeland, Matt Chapman and Willy Adames, all of whom were ejected. Casey Schmitt delivered a late homer for SF, with Wilmer Flores and Patrick Bailey adding insurance shots to seal the win. Colorado’s bullpen and offense remain in flux as they chase a record‑leaking season.

Fantasy angles point to SF’s power bats rising in value here, especially against a Rockies staff already taxed by the ejection and early hole. Freeland’s impulsive moment clouded a rough night, while Senzatela steadied the ship in long relief. For Colorado, Hunter Goodman supplied a late homer, but the night underscored how volatile this lineup remains when the starting pitcher exits so early.

Giants 7, Rockies 4 at Coors Field kept Colorado under the 100-loss mark, while San Francisco surged on Devers’ early power and a late push from Bailey. A bench-clearing clash between Freeland and Devers/Kyle Freeland and Giants in the first inning sparked tempers but not SF’s command. Hunter Goodman fueled Colorado’s offense with four RBIs, but the Rockies couldn’t sustain the rally as the Giants pulled away late.

Goodman’s two RBI singles and a seventh-inning homer highlighted the Rockies’ effort, yet Colorado’s bullpen and early damage limited quality innings. Márquez delivered five solid, innings before handing the ball to the bullpen, while Devers, Ramos, Chapman, Adames, Schmitt and Bailey supplied the Giants’ offense. The scene shifted to tomorrow’s rematch with Márquez vs. Ray set to go again, and Bark in the Park parties continuing at Coors.