US EditionBubic's 7 Shutout Innings and Pasquantino's Homer Lift the Royals over the Giants 3-1
- Kansas City Royals left-hander Kris Bubic pitched seven shutout innings and Pasquantino hit a two-run homer to beat the San Francisco Giants 3-1 at Oracle Park on May 19, 2025.
- Bubic, who began his career at Archbishop Mitty and Stanford before being drafted 40th overall, faced the Giants seven years after being drafted and entered the game with a 1.66 ERA and the fifth-best MLB ERA.
- Bubic allowed only two hits after a scoring change converted an error to a single, struck out five, walked three, and ended the Giants' nine-game winning streak in Robbie Ray's starts.
- Pasquantino drove in two runs with his eighth homer of the season in the eighth inning, while the Giants scored once on an RBI double by Jung Hoo Lee but could not overcome Bubic’s strong performance.
- The Royals snapped the Giants’ three-game win streak, dropping the Giants to 4-11 against left-handed starters, and Bubic lowered his ERA to 1.47 while improving to a 5-2 record.
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Bubic’s 7 shutout innings and Pasquantino’s homer lift the Royals over the Giants 3-1
Kris Bubic threw seven scoreless innings, losing a no-hit bid in the sixth on an official scoring change, and Vinnie Pasquantino hit a two-run homer in the eighth as the Kansas City Royals got past the San Francisco Giants 3-1 on Monday night.
Winnipeg Free Press
Bubic's 7 shutout innings and Pasquantino's homer lift the Royals over the Giants 3-1
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Kris Bubic, Royals win pitchers' duel against Giants
Kris Bubic pitched seven shutout innings, Vinnie Pasquantino broke a scoreless tie with a two-run home run in the eighth and the Kansas City Royals opened a three-game road series against the San Francisco Giants with a 3-1 victory on…
Marin Independent Journal
Mitty’s Kris Bubic flirts with no-hit bid in Royals’ 3-1 win over SF Giants
SAN FRANCISCO — Southpaws have presented problems for the Giants all season. None as much as the kid from Cupertino who happened to be wearing road grays with Kansas City across the front Monday night. Kris Bubic’s career started at Archbishop Mitty, took him to Stanford and, seven years after being drafted 40th overall, he toed the rubber at Oracle Park, where he was so filthy in front of family and friends that it required a retroactive scorin…
Ottumwa Courier
Kris Bubic loses no-hit bid for Royals on official scoring change
Kris Bubic’s no-hit bid for the Kansas City Royals has ended with an official scoring change. Bubic initially got through six innings against the San Francisco Giants without allowing a hit — only to have an error charged to Royals…
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