The two-time Cy Young winner, four-time All-Star, is having a great year with a 6-3 record, and an ERA of 3.33, his best since 2011.
Career wise, he’s 107-82, 3.58 ERA.
Will make his 13th start of the season Tuesday in a day game against his “other home team,” Seattle at AT&T Park.
Lincecum line: 4.2 innings, 4 hits, 3 runs, 2 earned, 3 walks, 5Ks, ERA 3.33.
Labored with 102pitches, 58 for strikes. Had a lead early. But Mets rallied with an RBI single in 4th, sac fly in 5th to tie at 2-2.
Cuddyer doubled in 5th to give Mets 3-2 lead.
Lincecum would have taken loss but for a Crawford homerun to put the Giants back up in the 6th.
But bullpen couldn’t hold and Mets scored in the 7th and 9th to win, 5-4.
So no sweep, but Giants had successful road trip and come home without any trace of swoon. They’re hitting. The pitching is decent. And they’re coming home.
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Warriors up 63-55 with 7:13 left in 3rd. Just missed a D.Lee layup. That’s at least 2 easy ones they’ve missed. Now lead is 5.
Game getting sloppy now at 65-58, with players on the floor rolling around like Delly.
OK, Delly ally-oop at 5:03 in 3rd. 65-62 Warriors, getting serious.
Dubs looking careless. Cavs coming on hard.
BARNES for three, 68-62.
Mozgov gets an easy 2 back. 68-64
At 69-65, Warriors defend their basket, and get ball back. Curry misses shot.
Then ref blows a call on loose ball out-of-bounds.
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Iguodala sweet three, 71-65 at 2:31
but can’t make it two in a row at 1:51.
He gets fouled by James at 1:29. Iggy making a difference tonight,73-67.
LBJ battles back in the paint, 73-69 on a second shot. Then Dubs turn ball over. And a foul is called on Livingston.
LBJ misses FT. Makes second. 73-70.
Curry gets three with 18 seconds left. 76-70. Clutch.
James misses long three at buzzer.
76-70 after Three Quarters.
Dubs outshooting on threes/ 36p to 21p
But big rebounding difference to Cavs, 35-27.
Everything about even. Six point lead? Not much of a margin going into 4th Q.
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The start of the 4th.
LBJ on bench. Delly misses 3.
Barnes rebound, to Curry to Green for a fastbreak dunk.
That’s Warrior pace. 78-70.
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At 10:15, Curry hesitation dribble to Thompson and the lead is 10, 80-70.
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Barnes with rebound, and then assist to curry , and it’s 82-70 with 9 plus left.
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Cavs with multiple shots at the basket, ,but getting rebounds. finally at 8:11 Dubs get it back…and Curry hits a three 85-72 , 7:45 left.
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Iguodala with third 3— 88-74, 7:12 left.
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Lee gets a dunk on a Thompson assist. 90-75.
Mozgov gets a quick 2, 90-77
Livingston misses at 6:06.
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Another 3 by Iggy, 93-77, shooting 8/15, 22 points.
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Mozgov FT, 93-78.
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Lee to the line. Misses first. Both! 93-79 4:41 left.
Delly miss, Lee rebounds.Delly is 3/14 for the night. Not a good Gael.
Curry fouled. 4:24
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Green assists to Livington layup, 95-79. 3:35 in 4th.
96-79, 3:21.
Curry with scoop 98-79, 3:06 left. Hello Oakland?
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100-79 with 2:08 left. Maybe Warriors just needed to figure out what it’s like to be the only game that counts.
Difference here is Warriors made their shots: 47p to Cleveland 34p.
Dubs shot 41p from three, Cavs just 15p.
That’s why Game 4 goes to the Warriors.
James on bench with 1:17 left.
103-82 final.
Team stats tell story.
Dubs shot 47p from floor, 40p from three
Cavs shot 33p from floor, 15p from three. UGH.
Delly just 3/14.
LBJ 7/22.
Cavs were the Cavs and the Dubs were the Dubs tonight.
Game 5 now in Oakland on Sunday. But will come back to Cleveland no matter on Tuesday for a game 6. It could be the final nail for someone.
Asian American alert:Bobby Shou Wood, from Honolulu, who played youth soccer in Irvine, Calif., and now plays pro soccer in Germany, was the U.S. hero in yesterday’s U.S.Men’s team friendly versus Germany in Cologne. Bobby Wood. Yes. Asian American. Just look at his fade.
SEE IT HERE:
Here's Bobby Wood's winner for the #USMNT http://t.co/sNdmVt6d25 https://t.co/ViSQgd8YAg
— SB Nation Soccer (@SBNationSoccer) June 10, 2015
There’s an attitude in the Warriors that is so super cool, and nonchalant. It’s hipster basketball. They’re good. They know it. And throughout the season, most people have given them the space to do their thing. But now in the compressed space of a 7-game series, every loose ball becomes a challenge point. But the Warriors stop, the Cavs keep going. That’s the margin for champions.
Solution: Show up Warriors, at the start. Don’t be too cool for the room. Get hot. You can’t take three quarters to heat up like grandpa’s hot plate. Start with a boil. Go amok. Otherwise, let fans know you’re not in it, so we can start paying attention to the Giants.
There’s still time. But you don’t show up to a brawl with LeBron James and expect to be able to finesse your way to victory.
They show up with a sledge hammer and dynamite. The Dubs show up with a Swiss army knife and the flashlight on their iPhones.
Ah, but those Giants.
Chris Heston showed up on Tuesday. I’d like to see LeBron James hit his curve ball. The Metropolitans played like Podunkers. And the Giants gave their pitcher support. Joe Panik showed his “home” fans his stuff and solidifies the notion that he’s the guy at Second Base. This night it was his bat. The World Series showed us his glove. But thank god for Heston. In a season where the vets are rocky, hurt, or recovering, Madbum is still the guy. But Heston. The no-hitter puts him up their with Charlton. He could be their rookie Moses to help lead the Giants to baseball’s October promised land.
Get to know Heston:
He really is nicknamed “Hesto Presto.”
