PHOENIX, Jul 27 \u2014 A drag bunt by Diamondbacks designated hitter Jake McCarthy opened the gates to a three-run bottom of the seventh, leading the Arizona Diamondbacks<\/a> to a 5\u20133 victory over the San Francisco Giants<\/a> Wednesday afternoon. The win gave the Diamondbacks a three-game series sweep over the Giants. This has not happened since May 24-26, 2019, and not at Chase Field since August 25-27, 2017.<\/p>\n Second baseman Ketel Marte gave the Diamondbacks an early lead with a two-out solo homer in the bottom of the first off Giants starter Logan Webb. The Giants snatched the lead in the fourth, starting with a one-out double by second baseman and former Diamondback Wilmer Flores off Zac Gallen. After first baseman Brandon Belt took a called third strike, right fielder Luis Gonzalez drew a walk. Shortstop Thairo Estrada plated Flores with a single, giving the Giants a 2\u20131 lead. The Diamondbacks answered with a one-out double by Marte in the bottom of the fourth. Two batters later, a double by left fielder David Peralta scored Marte and tied the game.<\/p>\n The game remained tied until the bottom of the seventh. A bunt single by the speedy and disruptive McCarthy kicked the half-inning into gear. McCarthy said afterwards that the bunt was something he decided to do on his own but added that the coaching staff has given him the green light to bunt for a hit. He said that he was simply trying to get on base when he dropped down the bunt. McCarthy reached third on a slow-rolling single to center by shortstop Sergio Alcantara. When the throw went to third, Alcantara alertly took second. Catcher Jose Herrera, up next, bunted in a safety squeeze. Belt threw home, airmailing catcher Austin Wynns. In the ensuing chaos, Alcantara also scored. With the ball still not secured, Herrera attempted to take second, but a strong throw by Wynns nailed him for the first out.<\/p>\nBunt Turns into Diamondbacks Lead<\/h3>\n