Giants stomp Rockies 11-3 in series finale

Kyle Freeland took the loss Wednesday night. (Ron Chenoy/USA Today Sports)
By Pat Graham, Associated Press
Joe Panik completed a torrid series with five more hits, and Johnny Cueto threw five effective innings, helping the San Francisco Giants beat Colorado 11-3 on Wednesday night to snap a 10-game skid against the Rockies at Coors Field.
Panik wore out Rockies pitching by going 12-of-15 — setting a Giants record for most hits in a three-game series. Austin Slater and Gorkys Hernandez each added two-run singles as the Giants won in Denver for the first time in a year to the day.
Cueto (7-7) looked like his vintage self, allowing one run and striking out seven. It was his second start since coming back from blister issues and a strained flexor tendon that sidelined him for 45 games.
The Rockies finished their nine-game homestand at a lackluster 3-6. They’re trying to hang on to the second NL wild-card spot, with Milwaukee and St. Louis on their heels.
Kyle Freeland (11-10) never found his groove in giving up five runs, three earned, over 3 1/3 innings.

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