04/15/2008 1:35 AM ET Giants make most of opportunity Team capitalizes on Drew error to take D-backs opener By Chris Haft / MLB.com SAN FRANCISCO -- Capitalizing on shortstop Stephen Drew's error, the Giants scored twice in Monday night's seventh inning and prevailed, 5-4, over the Arizona Diamondbacks. With the Giants trailing, 4-3, pinch-hitter Eugenio Velez opened San Francisco's seventh by grounding an infield single up the middle off Chad Qualls (0-1). Randy Winn then hit a one-hop smash directly at Drew that went through his legs and trickled into short left-center field as Velez sped to third base. Aaron Rowand's walk loaded the bases before Ray Durham's fielder's-choice grounder delivered one run and Bengie Molina's sacrifice fly scored another. The Giants mustered little offense against D-Backs left-hander Randy Johnson, who was making his first start of the season after recovering from back surgery last August. Johnson allowed three unearned runs in the second inning, and none of the three hits he surrendered was struck particularly hard. For the ninth time in 13 games, the D-Backs scored in the first inning, notching a pair of runs off Giants starter Jonathan Sanchez. Conor Jackson followed Orlando Hudson's two-out single with his first homer of the season, a drive to left field on a 2-1 pitch. Arizona's shoddy defense helped the Giants jump ahead in the second. The inning began with third baseman Mark Reynolds mishandling Jose Castillo's grounder for an error. Daniel Ortmeier walked before Sanchez sacrificed the runners ahead one out later. Winn hit a bloop to short left field that Drew grabbed but couldn't hold, resulting in a two-run single. Rowand doubled home Winn on a grounder that Reynolds failed to backhand. The D-Backs reclaimed the lead with two more runs in the third. With one out, Hudson doubled and scored on Jackson's single to right-center field. Jackson took second on Rowand's accompanying fielding error and came home on Justin Upton's two-out single. Chris Haft is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. --

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