Arizona Diamondbacks

Goldy clubs tying HR in 9th but Giants walk off D-backs

Published Apr. 11, 2018 2:30 a.m. ET

SAN FRANCISCO --Andrew McCutchen hit a bases-loaded single for his second walk-off of this homestand, lifting the San Francisco Giants over the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 on Tuesday night.

McCutchen lined the first pitch he got from Jorge De La Rosa (0-1) for a clean single into left-center, his 10th career game-ending hit. His previous walk-off was just last Saturday, when he hit a three-run homer to sink the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 14th inning.

Kelby Tomlinson walked to start the ninth against De La Rosa, who allowed Gorkys Hernandez's sacrifice before intentionally walking Austin Jackson to bring up Brandon Belt. Belt walked to load the bases for McCutchen.

Paul Goldschmidt hit a tying solo homer more than halfway up the bleachers in left-center with two outs in the ninth off Giants fill-in closer Hunter Strickland (1-0).

Top San Francisco prospect Tyler Beede struck out three and walked five in his major league debut. He allowed two runs and three hits in four innings in place of the injured Johnny Cueto.

It's the first inning so of course the @Dbacks are scoring. A.J. Pollock does the job tonight, lacing a 2-run double down the left-field line. pic.twitter.com/IbBPWDZrt5

— FOX Sports Arizona (@FOXSPORTSAZ) April 11, 2018

McCutchen drew a bases-loaded walk for the Giants' first run in the sixth, then put San Francisco ahead in the eighth by stealing second and coming home on a wild throw by catcher Alex Avila.

San Francisco gave one right back as Arizona got back-to-back doubles by Jarrod Dyson and Ketel Marte against Josh Osich.

McCutchen forced home San Francisco's first run with a nine-pitch walk. Buster Posey followed with a tying sacrifice fly before Evan Longoria's walk loaded the bases again and chased Patrick Corbin. Hunter Pence added another sacrifice fly against Fernando Salas.

A.J. Pollock's two-run double in the first staked Corbin to an immediate cushion.

Corbin, who was trying to earn his first win at AT&T Park since Sept. 19, 2015, struck out nine to give him 29 Ks over his initial three starts. He surrendered three runs and five hits in 5 1/3 innings and walked two.

"Tough loss but we'll come get'em tomorrow." -- Alex Avila, after the @Dbacks fall to the Giants 5-4 on a walk-off single in the 9th inning. pic.twitter.com/hSyZxSnkQO

— FOX Sports Arizona (@FOXSPORTSAZ) April 11, 2018

Jerry Narron managed the D-backs as skipper Torey Lovullo served a one-game suspension.

The Giants struck out 12 times for the second straight night, but did enough for just their third win in the last 11 facing the D-backs.

LOVULLO OUT

Lovullo was suspended one game and also fined by Major League Baseball after an altercation with Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina on Sunday.

Lovullo spoke earlier in the day with MLB executive Joe Torre, who explained the suspension.

Torey Lovullo won't be in the @Dbacks dugout tonight as he is suspended 1 game after Sunday's fracas in St. Louis. But from where will he watch the game? pic.twitter.com/MX6u95nDd0

— FOX Sports Arizona (@FOXSPORTSAZ) April 11, 2018

"I support that, I agree with it, I made some mistakes," Lovullo said. "I'm passionate. I do things because of that passion that might be done the wrong way. And I said the wrong things and I think that led to the whole thing. I have to serve the suspension and I will do it."

Lovullo used a profanity that set off Molina, who charged toward the manager.

TRAINER'S ROOM

3B Jake Lamb, on the DL with a sprained left AC joint, took swings off the tee, groundballs on his knees and threw. He will take Wednesday off before a more extensive workout likely featuring flip throws and live grounders Thursday. "Today was a very encouraging day," Lovullo said. ... LF David Peralta had the night off with a day game Wednesday. ... Arizona traded OF Jeremy Hazelbaker, designated for assignment last Friday, to Tampa Bay for cash.

UP NEXT

Lefty Robbie Ray (2-0, 5.73 ERA) takes the mound in the series finale for Arizona opposite Suarez, who will be the Giants' second straight pitcher making his major league debut.