Tony Vitello’s moves pay off as Giants end horrid first half on positive note vs Rockies
SAN FRANCISCO — In a first half where just about everything has gone wrong, it’s worth pointing out when the Giants’ rookie manager does something right. And Tony Vitello pushed all the right buttons Sunday afternoon to ensure his down-and-out squad entered the All-Star break on.
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- Published: Jul 12, 2026, 10:44 PM UTC
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