Kyle Hendricks strong, but Cubs can not take him in extra defeat against the Giants

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – JULY 9: Chicago Cubs Pitcher Kyle Hendricks (28) pitcher at the MLB game between the Chicago Cubs and the San Francisco Giants on July 9, 2018 at AT & T Park in San Francisco, California . (Photo by Stephen Hopson / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – JULY 9: Chicago Cubs Kyle Hendricks (28) pitcher during the MLB game between the Chicago Cubs and the San Francisco Giants on 9 July, 2018 at AT & T Park in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Stephen Hopson / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

SAN FRANCISCO – Finally, things seemed normal again with "The Professor" back on the mound.

Finished the bad start and the house runs. Back was the precise control and dam feats that made him one of the most reliable pitchers of the Cubs' rotation.

This was a performance worthy of 2016 over 2018, and it was a good thing for Kyle Hendricks on Monday night at AT & T Park. If only the Cubs' offense had been able to find a way to get it back, Andrew Suarez and five other Giants pitchers held the Cubs to a race, and San Francisco crossed the finish line from 11-11. July for a score of 2-1. victory.

The Hendrick match, which is arguably its best of the 2018 season, included eight innings and one-third of the season's end without a deserved streak with eight strikeouts, compared to just one run. It's just the second start this season where the pitcher has not allowed a deserved run throughout the season, and ends a four-game period when Hendricks has awarded at least three earned runs.

A sloppy pickaxe shifted first when Hendricks' throw away from Rizzo and bounced into foul territory on the first side of the base. Alen Hansen takes advantage of the Cubs' slow reaction to regain the ball and defeat the goals by beating Ian Happ's goal for the race.

He tied the mark after the Cubs took third place on a RBI of choice. by Addison Russell.

That's for their offense the rest of the night, getting a runner to only one-third after the rest of the game. Meanwhile, the Cubs came out of the scrum in the 10th, while Steve Cishek left Hunter Pence in third place after a hat-trick. The pitcher was not so lucky in 11th place as Andrew McCutcheon and Brandon Belt were repelled by Cishek, which led to his resignation from Pedro Strop.

After intentionally walking on Brandon Crawford, Pablo Sandoval left alone. It's a tough loss for the Cubs to open their penultimate round of the first half, but at least one of their best pitchers looks alike again.