J.D. Davis’ walk-off homer powers Giants past Red Sox
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First-pitch homer off Jansen in ninth evens series, picks up Doval after blown save
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SAN FRANCISCO — It was a rough Saturday for All-Star closers, but a good one for the Giants.
Camilo Doval blew his third save of the season after surrendering a game-tying two-run single to Justin Turner, but J.D. Davis picked him up by leading off the bottom of the ninth inning with a home run against Kenley Jansen, lifting the Giants to a 3-2 walk-off win over the Red Sox at Oracle Park.
Davis hammered the first pitch he saw from Jansen off the left-field pole and then punctuated his second career walk-off hit with an epic bat flip once he made sure the ball had stayed fair.
“I thought it was pretty cool,” said Davis, whose previous walk-off winner was an RBI single against Cleveland on Aug. 21, 2019. “It was one of my better ones. I didn’t really go up there trying to bat flip it or anything like that. I was just praying that it would be fair so I don’t have to face Kenley again.”
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The tide turned so quickly that manager Gabe Kapler didn’t even witness Davis’ game-winning blast in real time, as he was busy game planning with pitching coach Andrew Bailey in case the game extended to extra innings.
“It was a rollercoaster,” Davis said. “We didn’t expect [Doval] to give up two runs. And then on top of that, to have Kenley come in, one of the best closers to ever play in this game.
“Just to get that opportunity, get a pitch to hit and come through for the boys, and get a win to even the series was huge.”
Davis’ team-leading 14th homer salvaged an otherwise frustrating day for San Francisco’s struggling lineup, which went only 1-for-13 with runners in scoring position and stranded 12 runners on base.
Despite their offensive woes, the Giants still managed to hand a two-run lead over to Doval in the ninth, thanks to the superb work of opener Ryan Walker, left-hander Sean Manaea and submariner Tyler Rogers, who combined for eight scoreless innings of three-hit ball.
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Doval’s 31 saves are tied with the Reds’ Alexis Díaz for the Major League lead this season, but Doval uncharacteristically struggled with his command, issuing a leadoff walk to Masataka Yoshida and surrendering a double to Jarren Duran that put runners on second and third with no outs.
That brought up Turner, who bounced a single up the middle that got past a diving Casey Schmitt at second, tying the game at 2.
Rob Refsnyder subsequently entered the game to pinch-run for the 38-year-old Turner, but he was thrown out trying to steal second by catcher Patrick Bailey, helping to halt the Red Sox’s momentum. Bailey has now thrown out 18 of 47 would-be base stealers (38%) this season.
“The way Pat Bailey attacks the baseball to throw out a runner is getting more and more special,” Kapler said. “[Refsnyder] was obviously out by a significant margin. But it was really the energy that he took towards Camilo, how quickly he got rid of that ball and how fast that ball was coming at him that speaks to Pat’s athleticism and natural gifts.”
The Giants lost their designated opener when John Brebbia landed on the injured list with a right lat strain last month. But they’ve found a more than capable substitute in Walker, who worked 2 2/3 scoreless innings in his seventh starting assignment this season.
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Walker hasn’t received as much attention as some of the Giants’ other rookies, but the funky right-hander has emerged as a key bullpen contributor over the past two months, posting a 2.50 ERA with 41 strikeouts over 36 innings in 25 appearances.
San Francisco is now 7-0 when Walker has opened games and 13-4 in bullpen games this season.
Manaea replaced Walker with two outs in the third and went on to deliver one of his best outings of 2023, striking out five over 4 2/3 scoreless innings while throwing only 52 pitches. The 31-year-old veteran leaned heavily on his four-seam fastball, which he threw 58% of the time and used to strike out the side in the seventh inning.
“When we are selfless and we put the team first, it tends to really work out well for us as a group,” Kapler said. “I think we’re capable of doing well in those situations. We’ve shown that over not just this year, but several years.
“I just believe in the guys in that room and their ability to take on that responsibility and do it well.”
Indie film distributor Gravitas Ventures has secured U.S. and Canadian rights to “Between The Beats,” a feature documentary chronicling San Francisco’s early 1990s rave scene and its lasting impact on the Bay Area.
Directed by Martin O’Brien and produced by O’Brien and Mike Koeppel, the film features prominent figures from the era, including Brian Behlendorf, DJ Harvey, DJ Dan and DJ Doc Martin. It examines the DIY ethos and psychedelic community spirit that defined the scene.
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The documentary explores how the all-night electronic music dance parties attracted diverse crowds and became catalysts for many attendees who later became significant players in Silicon Valley, global dance music and activism.
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O’Brien, who was involved in creating the San Francisco rave scene, said: “The film was made to take viewers on a journey back to an early ’90s music scene that has since grown into the hugely popular EDM/electronica phenomenon across the globe. I wanted to capture the magic of those early years and celebrate transformational music and the powerfully positive energy among its participants.”
Mackenzie Maguire, acquisitions manager at Gravitas Ventures, added: “This intimate look into the San Francisco rave scene is sure to fascinate audiences nationwide.”
Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, plans to release “Between The Beats” on digital platforms on October 15.
The company has been on an acquisition spree of late with recent pickups including sci-fi thriller “The Fix,” starring Grace Van Dien, who appeared in “Stranger Things”; drama “My Home Unknown” starring, written and produced by first time feature director Yaz Canli; Lou Simon‘s “9 Windows,” a modern re-telling of Director Alfred Hitchcock‘s 1954 classic, “Rear Window”; and horror thriller “I’ll Play Mother.”
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The cleanup will focus on select contaminants — polychlorinated biphenyls, copper, lead and mercury — left by the Navy when the base was active. The goal is to remove contaminants that endanger animals that live in bay mud, as well as birds and humans that eat the contaminated shellfish and fish harvested from the water around the site.
Community advocates have called the agreement a “back door deal” that doesn’t fully address the radioactive contamination the Navy left in the soil at the site.
In a changing climate, the circled light blue areas depict where groundwater could emerge above ground at the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard by 2035 and 2065. (Courtesy of U.S. Navy)
Work won’t start until 2027 after the Navy completes remedial design and planning. It will take about two years to complete the more than $30 million project; the Navy has yet to select a contractor to carry out the work or landfill to dispose of the waste.
The polluted sediment could be removed or remediated with dredging, treatment in place, capping or natural processes that eradicate the contaminants over time. The U.S. EPA and the California EPA oversee and enforce the Navy’s cleanup actions.
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The 866-acre Hunters Point Naval Shipyard site was home to a shipyard from 1945 to 1974 and the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory from 1948 to 1960. By decontaminating ships after atomic bomb tests and other activities, the Navy contaminated shipyard soil and groundwater — as well as surface water and sediment in the San Francisco Bay — with radioactive chemicals, heavy metals and petroleum fuels. The base was declared one of the nation’s most contaminated sites in 1989.
The agencies overseeing the cleanup alongside the Navy spent at least six years figuring out the best way to clean up the underwater portion of the site because it poses a risk to people and wildlife.
Cleanup of the site began in 1996.
“You don’t have to be an engineer to do the math, but that’s 28 years,” said Eileen White, executive officer of the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board. “I want to thank the community who’s had to wait, but the end product is going to be great.”
The project is important as storms intensify because of human-caused climate change, said Michael Montgomery, director of the EPA’s Superfund and Emergency Management Division.
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“Very large storms can cause disruption,” he said. “So, in terms of super storms, the remedy would help prevent contamination from shifting.”
Bayview residents including Arieann Harrison have advocated for the complete cleanup of the site for decades. Harrison, founder and CEO of the Marie Harrison Community Foundation, said community members felt blindsided by the plan.
Terrifying video shows the moment a San Francisco 49ers fan was brutally run over by a gang of dirt bike riders as he was attempting to buy beer from a local gas station.
Ariel Cruz decided to walk to the Gulf station on February 11 at around 11pm after running out of booze while watching the football team’s overtime defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs when he noticed a gang of dirt bike riders in the area, the San Francisco Standard reports.
One then allegedly punched him in the mouth splitting his lip on both sides, and video caught by a bystander showed the brazen gang started to taunt him – with dirt bikes and an ATV racing around him.
Cruz, who was still wearing a red 49ers jersey, could be seen waving his arms frantically as two cops with their batons drawn try to talk to him, before ultimately deciding to call for backup.
But the ATV then runs over Cruz at a high rate of speed, knocking him to the ground.
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Video shows a brazen gang of dirt bike riders taunting Ariel Cruz after he walked over to a local gas station to buy some beer on February 11
An ATV eventually hit into Cruz at a high rate of speed, sending him plummeting to the ground
The quad bike then hits a post in front of one of the gas pumps with such force that the rider is thrown from his seat.
He then appears to get up and run from the two police officers at the scene – who watched them get away – as Cruz struggles to get back to his feet, stumbling as he stands.
Cruz said he suffered a knee injury and a concussion in the aftermath and could not walk for more than a month – leaving him unable to do his job as a painter.
‘I just remember my head was split open. I had staples in my head,’ the victim told KTVU. ‘My knee was really inflamed, I couldn’t walk on it.
‘My lip was busted on the inside and outside. I had a slash on my lip.’
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Officers on the scene were seen talking to Cruz as the chaos ensued
The cops watched the gang get away while Cruz was struggling to stand up
Julian Ulloa Gomez, 31, was finally arrested for the incident on August 29, according to KRON.
He is now facing charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon – namely the Yamaha FX quad bike he was on – against an officer, as well as filing a false police report.
Police said Ulloa Gomez almost ran over one of the officers on the scene as well, noting that the San Francisco Police Department was already at the gas station at the time of the attack conducting a different investigation.
Cruz said he had to get staples in his head in the aftermath of the random attack
Ulloa Gomez was booked into jail on August 30 at 12.48pm and has already appeared in court to face the charges.
Following the hearing, Cruz said, police had to give him a ride home due to the large number of supporters the suspect had in the room.
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‘Mr. Ulloa Gomez is a longtime Bay Area resident who, until his arrest, worked for years for a local towing company,’ Deputy Public Defender Eden Schwartz told The Standard.
‘He has the support of his family, and our office is committed to defending him against these charges.’
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