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Justin Verlander finally gets first win with San Francisco Giants

Pitcher Justin Verlander finally put an end to an ignominious streak that had reached historic proportions.

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San Francisco Giants at Atlanta Braves odds, picks and predictions

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Atlanta Braves vs. San Francisco Giants odds, tips and betting trends | July 23

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Braves takeaways: Performance ‘embarrassing,’ reality of being sellers, rehabbing pitchers

If it’s been excruciating watching this Braves’ season crater, imagine being a member of the team, a perennial contender that’s about to see its run of seven playoff appearances end, and established ...

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Braves option right-handers Davis Daniel and Wander Suero to Triple-A Gwinnett

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How to Watch Braves vs. Giants: TV Channel & Live Stream - July 23

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Giants end 6-game losing streak with shutout of Braves

The victory was the 1,650th for San Francisco manager Bob Melvin, which moves him into a tie with Mike Scioscia for 20th in major league history.

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How to watch Braves vs. Giants on TV or streaming on Tuesday, July 22

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7/22 Gamethread: Giants @ Braves

Braves blanked by Giants

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Braves and Giants meet in series rubber match

The Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants meet on Wednesday with the winner claiming the three-game series.

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Giants vs. Braves Highlights

Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 23h

Braves blanked by Giants, as 9-0 loss evens series

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Verlander ends historic 16-game winless streak as Devers' 2 homers power Giants past Braves

Justin Verlander ended the longest streak of starts in a season without a win in Giants history, Rafael Devers drove in four runs with three hits, including two home runs, and San Francisco beat the Atlanta Braves 9-3 on Wednesday.

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San Francisco Giants Slugger Rafael Devers Makes History With Unbelievable Home Run

Rafael Devers only needed one hand on the bat to hit a home run against the Braves on Wednesday, lifting a pitch well below the zone over the right field wall.