05/16/2006 10:41 PM ET Giants cruise to victory over Astros Wright gets first win vs. Houston; no homer for Bonds By Gene Duffey / Special to MLB.com HOUSTON -- Barry Bonds didn't hit a home run again Tuesday night, but the San Francisco Giants hit the Houston Astros for the second night in a row. Hard. Omar Vizquel drove in four runs and the Giants scored 11 times in the first four innings to pound Houston, 14-3, at Minute Maid Park. Right-hander Jamey Wright, winless in all 12 of his decisions against Houston, pitched seven innings, allowing six hits and three runs to improve to 4-3. Bonds went 2-for-4 with a pair of singles and was hit by a pitch in the fifth by reliever Russ Springer, who was ejected along with Houston manager Phil Garner. Springer, who threw five straight inside pitches to Bonds in the at-bat, had been warned by home-plate umpire Joe West after throwing the first pitch of the inning behind Bonds. The Giants, who scored eight runs in the first three innings of Monday's 10-1 triumph, scored five in the first inning Tuesday night. Randy Winn walked to open the game and, after a strikeout, the Giants touched Houston left-hander Wandy Rodriguez (5-2) for five consecutive singles, including a RBI liner to right by Bonds. San Francisco finished off Rodriguez and Houston with a five-run fourth, highlighted by a bases-loaded triple by Vizquel. Pedro Feliz hit a solo homer in the seventh for the Giants, his eighth. Gene Duffey is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. -- COBRAS.....只有三种...... 严肃认真的COBRAS....... 幽默搞怪的COBRAS....... 还有.....温柔体贴的COBRAS....... --

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