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Atlanta Braves @ San Francisco Giants

1982-06-11 Β· Night game Β· Candlestick Park Β· Att: 21487 Β· night Β· 2:39

Atlanta Braves defeated San Francisco Giants 5–3. Atlanta Braves put up 2 in the 1st. Bob Walk earned the win and Gene Garber picked up the save. Dale Murphy went 1-for-4 with 1 HR and 2 RBI.

Line score

123456789RHE
ATL22100000055
SFN10020000039

W: Bob Walk   L: Mike Chris   SV: Gene Garber

Umpires β€” HP: Bruce Froemming Β· 1B: Jim Quick Β· 2B: John Kibler Β· 3B: Dick Stello Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Atlanta Braves β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Claudell Washington210020
Glenn Hubbard200101
Dale Murphy411202
Bob Horner400000
Chris Chambliss411101
Rufino Linares310010
Bruce Benedict411000
Rafael Ramirez401100
Bob Walk101000
Ken Smith100001

San Francisco Giants β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Duane Kuiper410010
Jim Wohlford502001
Chili Davis411100
Darrell Evans400002
Jack Clark413101
Milt May402000
Tom O'Malley400100
Johnnie LeMaster301011
Fred Breining100001
Champ Summers100000
Max Venable100001
Joe Morgan100001

Atlanta Braves β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Bob Walk6.0714
Steve Bedrosian2.0212
Al Hrabosky0.2001
Gene Garber0.1001

San Francisco Giants β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Mike Chris1.0320
Fred Breining3.0212
Jim Barr3.0002
Gary Lavelle2.0001

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Claudell Washington: W
  • Glenn Hubbard: 34/SH/B.1-2
  • Dale Murphy: HR/9.2-H
  • Bob Horner: 8
  • Chris Chambliss: 63

Bot 1

  • Duane Kuiper: W
  • Jim Wohlford: D7.1-3
  • Chili Davis: 43.3-H;2-3
  • Darrell Evans: 6
  • Jack Clark: K

Top 2

  • Rufino Linares: W
  • Bruce Benedict: S9.1-2
  • Rafael Ramirez: S8.2-H;1-2
  • Bob Walk: 54/SH/B.2-3;1-2
  • Claudell Washington: W
  • Glenn Hubbard: 9/SF.3-H;2-3;1-2
  • Dale Murphy: K

Bot 2

  • Milt May: 43
  • Tom O'Malley: 7
  • Johnnie LeMaster: K

Top 3

  • Bob Horner: 53
  • Chris Chambliss: HR/7
  • Rufino Linares: 53
  • Bruce Benedict: 3

Bot 3

  • Fred Breining: K
  • Duane Kuiper: 63
  • Jim Wohlford: 9

Top 4

  • Rafael Ramirez: 13
  • Bob Walk: S1
  • Claudell Washington: 7
  • Glenn Hubbard: K

Bot 4

  • Chili Davis: D7
  • Darrell Evans: 31.2-3
  • Jack Clark: S6.3-H
  • Milt May: S9.1-3
  • Tom O'Malley: E1.3-H(RBI);1-2
  • Johnnie LeMaster: S7.2-3;1X2(754)
  • Champ Summers: 8

Top 5

  • Dale Murphy: 9
  • Bob Horner: 9
  • Chris Chambliss: K

Bot 5

  • Duane Kuiper: 3/G
  • Jim Wohlford: S9
  • Chili Davis: 46(1)/FO.B-1
  • Darrell Evans: K

Top 6

  • Rufino Linares: 13
  • Bruce Benedict: 63
  • Rafael Ramirez: 9

Bot 6

  • Jack Clark: S6
  • Milt May: 9.1-2
  • Tom O'Malley: 8
  • Johnnie LeMaster: 13

Top 7

  • Ken Smith: K
  • Claudell Washington: 7
  • Glenn Hubbard: 43

Bot 7

  • Max Venable: K
  • Duane Kuiper: 53
  • Jim Wohlford: 9

Top 8

  • Dale Murphy: K
  • Bob Horner: 63
  • Chris Chambliss: 63

Bot 8

  • Chili Davis: 8
  • Darrell Evans: K
  • Jack Clark: S8
  • Milt May: S9.1-3
  • Tom O'Malley: 43

Top 9

  • Rufino Linares: 53
  • Bruce Benedict: 8
  • Rafael Ramirez: 63

Bot 9

  • Johnnie LeMaster: W
  • Joe Morgan: K
  • Duane Kuiper: 6
  • Jim Wohlford: K

Notes & reviews

  • Tom O'Malley rounded 2B too far