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NEW YORK -- Jeremy Affeldt watched San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy walk from the dugout to the mound, over and over again. cheap nfl jerseys . "He got his cardio in. He did a lot of trips," the reliever said. With All-Star closer Brian Wilson out for the season following elbow surgery, Bochy used six relievers in a 10-inning thriller Friday night. Clay Hensley came in and escaped a two-on, none-out jam in the 10th to preserve a 4-3 victory over the New York Mets. Hector Sanchez tagged out Kirk Nieuwenhuis to prevent the Mets from winning in the ninth, then singled home the go-ahead run off Frank Francisco (0-1) in the 10th. "This is going to be a gut-check for us," said Giants starter Barry Zito, who got out of his own bases-loaded trouble in the fifth. "Weve got studs down there in the pen, and theyre ready for the challenge." Bochy used 20 of 24 available players and made three double-switches -- two in the ninth and one in the 10th. "That would have been a tough one to lose," he said. San Francisco took a 3-0 lead in the third when Angel Pagan homered in his return to New York, Buster Posey hit an RBI double and Jonathon Niese threw a run-scoring wild pitch. New Yorks first two hits off Zito were both home runs, by Jason Bay in the fourth and Nieuwenhuis in the fifth, which made the rookie the first Mets left-handed hitter to clear the left-field wall at Citi Field. It took 250 games and 4,155 at-bats, according to STATS LLC. And it took reconfigured dimensions, too. Guillermo Mota and Affeldt followed Zito and retired nine straight batters. But Bay reached on an infield hit to deep shortstop off Santiago Casilla leading off the ninth. Javier Lopez came in and got pinch-hitter Lucas Duda to fly to right, then Lopez threw a wild pitch, Nieuwenhuis walked and Josh Thole singled to right to drive in the tying run. Sergio Romo (1-0) relieved with runners at the corners and, with the infield in, pinch-hitter Mike Baxter hit a grounder to first baseman Brandon Belt, who threw home in time for Sanchez to tag Nieuwenhuis. Romo then struck out Ruben Tejada. "We had the opportunity to win several times," Mets manager Terry Collins said. Then in the 10th, Francisco walked Melky Cabrera on four pitches leading off, and with one out Cabrera stole second on a pitchout. After Gregor Blanco flied out, Nate Schierholtz was intentionally walked and Sanchez singled to shallow centre. It was a rare key hit for the Giants, who went 1 for 11 with runners in scoring position through nine innings and 2 for 14 overall, leaving them with a .195 RISP average for the season (26 for 133). Bochy had left Sanchez in the game in the ninth when he could have moved Posey from first to behind the plate. But he liked the way Sanchez was catching. "He trusts me," Sanchez said. "This is great for me." But the Giants didnt make it easy on themselves. Daniel Murphy and David Wright singled to start the 10th, Hensley relieved in the final double switch and Ike Davis advanced the runners with a groundout. With the infield in, Hensley struck out Bay. "I really didnt want to give him anything to hit, because the base was open, but at the same time, they did have a lefty coming up," Hensley said. Duda fouled off four straight pitches, took two, then flied out as Hensley got his first save since Oct. 3, 2010, for Florida. "I was pretty fired up," said Hensley, a 32-year-old right-hander. "Those are things I think Ive learned in the past, that youve got to breathe and just kind of let your stuff work for itself and try to let the situation kind of take hold of you." NOTES: Posey singled and hit an RBI double in his first two plate appearances for San Francisco, giving him nine hits in a span of 14 at-bats. Posey was retired in his next two at-bats. ... Zito allowed two runs and four hits in five innings, leaving him with a 1.71 ERA. He retired Davis on a popup to end the fifth. ... San Francisco won its third straight and sent the Mets to their third consecutive loss. ... Wilson had elbow ligament replacement surgery Thursday. Dr. James Andrews operated on Wilson, as he did when the right-hander was at LSU in 2003. "It went great," Bochy said. "Hes starting his rehab, which is a long road hell go down, but hes been down it before and he knows whats ahead of him." ... INF Ryan Theriot missed the team flight Thursday because he was sick. Bochy expects him to arrive in New York on Saturday. ... 2B Freddy Sanchez (right shoulder) worked out in Arizona but wasnt ready to start a rehab assignment. ... Pedro Sandoval extended his hitting streak at the start of the season to 13 games. wholesale nfl jerseys . One teams chase of that crown will take a hit tonight when the Coyotes visit the Sharks with an eye on returning to first place. 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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Tim Tebow took the snap, put the ball in Willis McGahees belly and decided whether to hand it off or keep it for his own run. Those plays looked a lot like what he did so often in college -- especially the results. Tebow threw two TD passes and ran for 117 yards, McGahee added 163 yards rushing and two more scores and the Denver Broncos beat the Oakland Raiders 38-24 Sunday. Even though he looked far from a prototypical NFL quarterback relying on his legs much more than his arm, Tebow still managed to win for the second time in three starts this season and put the Broncos (3-5) one game out of first place in the AFC West. "Honestly it doesnt necessarily matter too much how you drew it up as long as you get this feeling at the end, because it was pretty special," he said. Its quite a turnaround from a week ago, when Denver was dismantled 45-10 by Detroit and some of the Lions were questioning Tebows ability to succeed in the NFL. Broncos coach John Fox was only willing to commit to Tebow for this weeks game. But after the coaches made a few tweaks to the offence, Tebow earned himself another start. He threw touchdown passes to Eric Decker and Eddie Royal early in the game and then expertly ran the option game that helped the Broncos gain 298 yards on the ground, their highest total since a 300-yard game against Seattle in 2000, and most ever against the Raiders (4-4). "As long as it worked, thats all I care about," McGahee said. "He did a great job as far as reading the ends on what he had to do as far as keeping it or giving it. When I got the ball it was my job just to get some yards." McGahee had a 60-yard touchdown run that tied the game on the first play after Carson Palmer threw his second interception for the Raiders, then added a 24-yarder to ice it in the closing minutes. Denver took the lead in between those big runs when Royal returned his first punt of the season 85 yards for a touchdown. Tebow finished 10 for 21 for 124 yards, but took only one sack after taking 13 in his first two starts. "I thought he improved throwing the ball," Fox said. "I think hes always run the ball pretty effectively. Hes very competitive by nature. You see evidence of that. Now its just learning how to be an NFL quarterback. In my opinion hes gotten better each time out." Palmer looked much better in his first start with the Raiders than in his debut two weeks ago in a relief effort against Kansas City. Then, he threw three second-half interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown in a 28-0 loss five days after he joined the team. With a bye week and this past week to get acclimated to his new team, Palmer showed why Oakland dealt a 2012 first-rouund draft pick and a conditional 2013 second-rounder to Cincinnati to acquire Palmer after starter Jason Campbell broke his collarbone. Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping. Palmer was 18 for 34 for 312 yards with three touchdowns. But he threw three more interceptions, including one that provided a sudden change of momentum in the closing seconds of the third quarter. "Its kind of a crash course the last couple weeks," Palmer said. "Its like youre jamming or cramming for a final or a test. But I just got to continue to work, continue to study, continue to have it down and learn from every opportunity I get." With the Raiders in Denver territory, Palmer threw high to Denarius Moore and Chris Harris intercepted the deflected ball. McGahee then ran through a big hole up the middle and outraced the Oakland defence for a 60-yard score. It tied the game on his longest run since a 77-yarder in Oakland in the 2009 season finale for Baltimore. Tebow did little in the first half besides two big plays on one drive. First he ran 32 yards on an option keeper when former teammate Jarvis Moss bit on a fake. "We knew exactly what they were going to do and we just didnt stop it," Raiders defensive tackle Richard Seymour said. "We knew exactly what was going to happen, and they ran exactly what we thought they were going to run and we didnt get the job done. Thats the disappointing part." Tebow then hit Decker on a 27-yard touchdown pass to make it 7-3. Tebow missed his share of open receivers but didnt miss Decker, who badly beat Michael Huff on a post route. The Raiders capitalized on a botched punt to regain the lead. Britton Colquitt couldnt handle the low snap from Lonie Paxton and threw the ball away to avoid a sack in the end zone. That gave the Raiders a first down at the Denver 14 and Palmer found Michael Bush on an 11-yard score for his first TD with the Raiders. Palmer bounced back from an interception later in the second quarter with his best pass as a Raider, threading a 40-yard touchdown pass to fullback Marcel Reece. The Broncos missed a chance at three points at the end of the half when Fox too a field goal off the board to accept a roughing the kicker penalty on Taiwan Jones. 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