SF Giants Gameday podcast: What another resilient win vs. Dodgers means for the Giants

SAN FRANCISCO -- Ninth inning deficit? Here's a Brandon Belt home run. Tenth inning deficit? Here's a Mauricio Dubón infield single. Eleventh inning deficit? Here's Evan Longoria's fourth hit of the night, a game-tying poke through the right side of the defense. The San Francisco Giants played from behind all night on Tuesday at Oracle Park, but when Donovan Solano sent a slider into the left field bleachers in the 11th inning, the Giants took the lead at the only time it truly mattered. Solano's stunning walk-off home run against Dennis Santana extended the Giants' win streak to seven games and pulled the team within a game of .500 at 15-16. The Giants are comfortable playing from behind in games because they've done it in the standings since day one of the season. After suffering back-to-back blowouts against the Dodgers to open the year in Los Angeles, the Giants have won four of their last six games against the juggernaut from Southern California. Where does Tuesday's 11th-inning walk-off win rank in the rivalry games beat reporter Kerry Crowley has covered between the two teams? What has Belt accomplished during his incredible hot streak? How does the Giants' success against the Dodgers set the team up moving forward? We cover all that and more in the latest edition of the SF Giants Gameday Podcast.