Two of the Cubs' runs were unearned and came after errors by the Giants. Their third run came via a replay review in the third.
Estrada fielded Gomes' one-out grounder and flipped the ball to shortstop Casey Schmitt, who started in place Crawford. Schmitt, whose fielding error an inning earlier led to Chicago's first run, appeared to make the play for the out, but the Cubs challenged and the call was overturned.
Giants: Following the team's shortest homestand of the season, RHP Logan Webb pitches against the Cardinals in St. Louis on Monday. Webb has one win in his previous five starts.that I have read and agree
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