It wasn\u2019t enough that Ketel Marte broke the hearts of the San Francisco Giants with a walkoff three-run homer Tuesday night. He just had to go 3-for-3 with a walk and cross home plate as many times as the Giants\u2019 entire team did in a 6-3 Arizona Diamondbacks win.<\/p>\n
Tyler Mahle<\/a> fell to 1-6 after giving up eight hits and six runs in five innings. At least he didn\u2019t walk anyone! Merrill Kelly<\/a> improved to 4-3 and won his ninth career game against the Giants, who went hitless in the final four innings of the game. The team is 20-30, and they deserve to be.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The Giants got on the board first when Casey Schmitt<\/a> launched his ninth home run of the season in the first inning.<\/p>\n Marte continued to torment the Giants right away, doubling in the first and scoring on a Gerardo Perdomo<\/a> sac fly. In the third, he almost got a Desert Splash Hit by launching a two-run homer just to the left of Arizona\u2019s outfield pool.<\/p>\n For a while, the Giants\u2019 bats were matching the Marte-backs. In the second, Matt Chapman<\/a> singled and Bryce Eldridge<\/a> doubled him home, his second RBI and second extra-base hit of the season.<\/p>\n Before the game, Mike Krukow said he thought Eldridge should go down to Triple-A, to improve his hitting and get more playing time. Well he went 1-for-4 and didn\u2019t strike out a single time, so in your face, Kruk!<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Chapman scored the tying run on Drew Gilbert<\/a>\u2019s RBI single with two outs in the 4th, but that would be the Giants\u2019 penultimate hit of the ballgame. Rafael Devers<\/a> hit a two-out double in the 5th and was stranded on second, and that was it for the offense aside from a Jesus Rodriguez pinch-hit walk.<\/p>\n The Will Brennan<\/a> experiment seems to have run its course, but the Giants don\u2019t really have other outfield options with Heliot Ramos<\/a> and Jung Hoo Lee<\/a> both injured. Where have you gone, Luis Matos<\/a>? (The Nashville Sounds)<\/p>\n Arizona broke the 3-3 tie in the 5th inning, when Marte decided to switch things up and leg out a bunt single to load the bases. After an RBI groundout, Perdomo cleared the bases with a double, his second and third RBIs of the game.<\/p>\n