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| A San Francisco Giant last achieved: |
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| A no-hitter |
Sept. 29, 1976; John Montefusco at Atlanta; 9-0 |
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| A no-hitter at home |
Aug. 24, 1975; Ed Halicki vs. New York; 6-0 |
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| A one-hitter |
June 20, 2004; Jason Schmidt vs. Boston; 4-0 |
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| A two-hitter |
Sept. 9, 2005; Matt Cain vs. Chicago, 2-0 |
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| 10 or more strikeouts in a game |
Sept. 2, 2005; Jason Schmidt (10) at Arizona |
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| An inside-the-park home run |
Aug. 4, 2004; Dustan Mohr vs. Cincinnati |
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| Two home runs in a game |
Sept. 30, 2005; Randy Winn vs. Arizona |
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| Three home runs in a game |
Aug. 13, 2004; J.T. Snow at Philadelphia |
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| Four home runs in a game |
April 30, 1960; Willie Mays at Milwaukee |
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| A grand slam |
May 7, 2005; Moises Alou vs. Washington (John Patterson) |
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| A home run by a pitcher |
Sept. 21, 2005; Brad Hennessey at Washington (John Patterson) |
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| Two home runs in a game by a pitcher |
May 12, 1985; Jim Gott vs. St. Louis (Bob Forsch) |
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| Back-to-back home runs |
June 20, 2005; Pedro Feliz and Mike Matheny vs. Arizona |
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| Three consecutive home runs |
Aug. 3, 2004; J.T. Snow, Barry Bonds and Pedro Feliz at
Philadelphia |
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| Five hits in a game |
Aug. 16, 2005; Deivi Cruz (5) and Pedro Feliz (5) at Cincinnati |
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| Five or more RBI in a game |
Aug. 16, 2005; Deivi Cruz (5) at Cincinnati |
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| Squeeze play |
Sept. 6, 2005; Randy Winn to score Angel Chavez at Los Angeles |
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| A steal of home |
Sept. 30, 2005; Edgardo Alfonzo vs. Arizona |
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| Three or more steals in a game |
July 25, 2005; Omar Vizquel (3) at Chicago |
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| Batting for the cycle |
May 13, 2007; Fred Lewis at Colorado |
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| Turn a triple play |
June 14, 1999; Bill Mueller to Jeff Kent to J.T. Snow
at Colorado (Edgard Clemente) |
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| Hit into a triple play |
Aug. 5, 1998; J.T. Snow at New York (John Olerud to
Rey Ordonez to Olerud to Todd Pratt) |
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