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Going Balls is a type of a gameplay in levels, stages balls will be spawned in a different level that uses the type of a given levels or using the feature gameplay.

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How many levels are there to complete the game?

It is infinite, after level 90 the levels start repeating and they go on forever.

I’m on 997334

I'm on level 1244

I’m on 998445

after 60 my levels just started repeating tbh

I just hit level 1000 and I’m guessing it goes for infinity

I've gotten 972302.

I am at 300

I saw someone at level 6983

5’000’000’000’000

I just completed 1500

I'm at level 1617

Just finished 7000 and yes, the levels keep repeating.

I am unable to let go because I paid for the stupid ad free version.

Also I have 2,000,000 coins. Don’t know what to do with them

I’m on level 318 and they seem to get way easier

Iam in level 1001 and it's not completed yet

Lol its infinity

I'm at level 246

My friend is at 477

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Events are a type of disaster that could/couldn't damage players and/or could/couldn't damage a vehicle. Currently, there are 8 types of events in-game.

• 1.1 How To Survive Speeding Van
• 3.1 How To Survive a Thunderstorm
• 4.1 How To Survive a Sandstorm
• 5.1 How To Survive a Tornado
• 7 Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)
• 8.1 How To Survive a Solar Eclipse
• 9.1 How To Survive a Heat Wave
• 10.1 How to Survive the Meteorites

Speeding Vans [ ]

Speeding Van is an event as it generates randomly when no events are present. Speeding Van event spawns a Rusty Van with no drivers inside and does not have any doors. The Van will goes the opposite way of the road, killing any players it runs over. When the Van spawns, players can hear loud engine noises from distance about three seconds before being ran over. The Van will despawn as soon as it's out of the player's render distance. Sometimes, the Van may smash a building, either it stops moving or it floats while rolling in the sky before touching the ground and continuing it's run again.

Sometime, a death message calls a speeding truck which is a wrong spelling .

How To Survive Speeding Van [ ]

To survive Speeding Van , avoid getting hit by it.

Sandbugs [ ]

Sandbugs can generate at random times. When players get close to them, Sandbugs hit them with a splatter that blurry your sceen with dark green slashing. They do not damage players and do not damage vehicles.

Sandbugs is mostly like a green hive with a brown circle on it, it floats on the ground (despite being underground thing)

Thunderstorm [ ]

A Thunderstorm is an event that causes heavy rain and thunders. When a Thunderstorm occurs, the weather will start changing into a rainy-bluish color to signify a thunderstorm, with rain particles showing up afterwards. When a thunder strikes, your screen will become bright and will shake. If a thunder strikes a vehicle, it will be damaged and will be covered in rust, and some of the vehicle's parts will also be unattached. If a vehicle's engine was active and got struck by a thunder, it would lose all the vehicle's engine stored gas. The thunder strikes can also kill players.

How To Survive a Thunderstorm [ ]

The Thunderstorm' s thunders strike in random directions and locations. To avoid the lightning bolts, you can do the following: Park your vehicle inside a building (if the vehicle can fit inside it) and take shelter inside it, or keep driving fast enough to avoid the strikes, or just sit in your car till it ends if its okay if it gets struck and detaches everything.

Sandstorm [ ]

When a Sandstorm occurs, the atmosphere becomes foggy and wind particles will show up. The fog has a desert-orange color. The Sandstorm does not damage Enemies , but does damage players gradually if without shelter. Vehicles will also be pulled a little by the Sandstorm's current and be a little bit slidey too.

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To survive a Sandstorm , you must either take shelter in a building , remain in your vehicle, or have a moderately sized object above your head Ex: Bathroom Door. Remember to turn off your engine and lift the handbrake if you are taking shelter in your car, unless your vehicle can withstand the wind while driving.

-Note that you can't survive it in the F1 Formula as it does not have a roof.

Tornado [ ]

A Tornado is a large funnel-shaped cloud that forms randomly while traveling. If players get too close, the tornado will suck them up and their vehicle too, breaking it apart, and hurl its parts everywhere. It is non-fatal, but can result in failure as parts may be destroyed or scattered too far to retrieve. It can be identified without visual contact by the sound of strong wind and a slightly trembling screen.

- The F1, if driving at a fast speed can go through the tornado.

How To Survive a Tornado [ ]

To survive a Tornado , simply drive away from or around the tornado as quickly as possible with any available vehicle or run away from it on foot.

(its more of a dust devil then a Tornado)

The Wind event (Separate from the tornado event) is a powerful gust of wind that blocks the view along with pushing you or your car when driving. It is non-fatal but can result in unwanted crashes.

Wind is harmless and cannot do any damage whatsoever.

Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) [ ]

In the distance, players can see an UFO in the desert. The green 'Tractor Beam' Pulls players and vehicles alike upwards towards the Saucer with the beam dealing some damage to the player.

One of the rarest events in game.

Solar Eclipse [ ]

Solar Eclipse is a system which is caused by the Moon goes to the middle between Sun and Earth (see Wikipedia ), create the Solar Eclipse . It make the vision get darkened. If you look at the Solar Eclipse , it will harm your eyes as well as get more dark.

How To Survive a Solar Eclipse [ ]

To survive a Solar Eclipse , you simply don't look at it.

Heat Wave [ ]

When a Heatwave occurs, it changes to a hot weather, make you emit sweat particles and lose twice as much hunger as usual. There also play a weird noisy during Heatwave which is pretty scary.

How To Survive a Heat Wave [ ]

To survive a Heat Wave , avoid getting too hungry, as your hunger will be dropping twice as usual. To find some food, drive to a nearby building that has food and eat it as quickly as possible.

Meteorites [ ]

When occurring, a strange rock dropped from the sky to the ground, it deals a high damage to a player. There are about 15 meteorites.

How to Survive the Meteorites [ ]

The meteors try and predict where your going so the more you swerve and be unpredictable the less likely you’ll get struck (or just use a really fast car to speed past them), however an easier way to survive is to stop the vehicle, similar to the Sandstorm event.

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Going Balls

This ball is ready for a crazy ride in Going Balls! A series of fun roads are waiting for you and the little shiny ball. Are you ready to pass through these roads and enjoy the fun graphics alongside the challenging gameplay?

There are endless levels of platforms created exclusively for this little ball in this game. Up in the sky, you will roll the balls on the road and try to reach the finish line at each level. Starting from level 1, you will see many levels in different atmospheres. The background will change, and there will be rich sceneries to take a look at in the advanced rounds. Likely, the obstacles on the road will alter, and there will be bigger challenges. No more support bars on the sides, huge hammers that are rotating around the road, ramps to jump over, etc. When you successfully pass the levels and collect the coins during the ride, you can unlock new skins with those coins, too. Now, just keep pushing the ball forward by using the arrow keys and see how many levels your adventure will last!

If you enjoyed rotating this fun ball game with amazing 3D graphics, you should also check out Bouncy Go to go on having fun!

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The Ultimate Mardi Gras Guide

Mardi gras is tuesday, march 4, 2025, mardi gras history, the basics of mardi gras.

Mardi Gras means Fat Tuesday in French, and represents the season of Carnival celebration. Every year, Mardi Gras season begins on  Twelfth Night , which is January 6. Twelfth Night represents the Christian holy day of the Epiphany. The season, which represents a time of celebration before Christian Lent, lasts until Fat Tuesday. Fat Tuesday, or Mardi Gras Day, is March 4, 2025. Between January 6 and March 4, enjoy parades, king cake, community celebrations, and more. For a list of future Mardi Gras Day dates, see here .

The History of Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras originated in New Orleans the day Iberville stood on our land in 1699. Since then, balls have become a tradition of the season to represent members of society. From the past to the present , Mardi Gras is full of traditions.

Mardi Gras balls began in the 1700s and still exist today. At the Twelfth Night ball, a king cake  was cut, and whoever found the bean (a precursor to today’s baby) inside would host the next ball. This would continue until Mardi Gras evening. Numerous balls still exist today, although they are often affiliated with various parades, organizations, or krewes. The first ball was held in 1857 by the Mistick Krewe of Comus. Comus hosted the first parade, followed by Rex in 1872, which debuted the king of Mardi Gras. The Rex parade gave Mardi Gras the official colors of purple to represent justice, green to represent faith, and gold to represent power. The three colors were to represent the “king.”

In 1872, the city of New Orleans was struggling through years of Reconstruction. To help the city and promote tourism, proclamations of Mardi Gras were posted at train stations throughout the country. Rex commanded his subjects to gather and celebrate Carnival in New Orleans. From there on, Mardi Gras became a sought-after tourist attraction.

For more in-depth information on Mardi Gras history and traditions, see here . You can visit many Mardi Gras museums year-round as well.

What is Lundi Gras?

Lundi Gras , which means Fat Monday in French, is the day before Mardi Gras day. Thus, Lundi Gras Day is March 3, 2025.  Some parades roll that night, including Proteus and Orpheus , while the day is often filled with festive lunches and celebrations, including the wonderfully creative Red Beans Parade. Zulu and Rex historically meet on this day and host various celebrations. To read more about Lundi Gras traditions, click here . 

Mardi Gras Logistics

When is the best time to go to mardi gras.

It is fun to be in New Orleans throughout the Mardi Gras season, but the biggest celebrations and parades begin one week before Mardi Gras Day. A marathon of parades and super-krewes roll every single night. Prior to that week, various parades roll in neighborhoods across the city on weekends-- beginning on Twelfth Night  in January. Flights and hotels fill up fast, so plan your trip ASAP!

Mardi Gras is a free event! No tickets are needed to view parades. For this year's Mardi Gras parade schedule, see here . However, balls are invitation-only or ticketed. You can also buy passes to watch parades on grandstands, located all along the route. While this isn’t as necessary further Uptown along the route, viewing stands can be helpful if you’re staying downtown and watching parades close to your hotel. Check with your hotel and see what they recommend.

The most historic parades include Proteus on Lundi Gras, and Rex and Zulu on Fat Tuesday. The largest parades are Endymion on the Saturday before Mardi Gras and Bacchus on the Sunday before Mardi Gras. Other fan favorites include Muses (an all-female krewe) on the Thursday before and Tucks , which rolls during the day on the Saturday before.

Where is it held? Where should I stay?

Where you stay during Mardi Gras depends on what you’re interested in seeing and doing. Parades roll in various neighborhoods, but the main route is from Napoleon Avenue down Saint Charles Avenue in the Uptown Neighborhood to Canal Street in the Central Business District (just on the edge of the French Quarter). It is difficult to get around during Mardi Gras, so walking or biking is your best bet. You should look into a hotel or bed and breakfast along the route– St. Charles Avenue or Canal Street are good places to start, but due to their proximity, they WILL fill up fast.

If you're  coming with your family , the Uptown neighborhood is recommended for lodging and parade viewing. Some hotels closer to downtown offer balcony viewing or stands for guests.

Restrooms are hard to find during parades, although some port-a-potties offer a toilet for a fee. Having a room close to the route is a bonus for this reason. You can also usually find bathrooms at churches and schools along the routes for a small fee. They’ll also often have snacks, water, and other concessions for sale if little ones (or adults) get hungry.

The mega-krewe  Endymion rolls through Mid-City and into downtown, while Krewe du Vieux and other smaller, walking parades, roll through the Marigny/Bywater and the French Quarter . It’s also important to note that Zulu takes a slightly different route from other Uptown parades on Mardi Gras morning, beginning at Claiborne and Jackson avenues in Central City, before meeting up with the St. Charles Avenue route at Jackson and St. Charles. The parade then turns off St. Charles at Poydras Avenue and ends in the historic Treme neighborhood (see more below).

Contrary to popular belief, none of the major parades roll down Bourbon Street . Adults are still often found on the popular street in their own revelry.  The Friday before Fat Tuesday is a popular time to hit Bourbon Street for various celebrations like Greasing of the Poles and festive lunches.

Mardi Gras Parades and Krewes

What are mardi gras krewes.

Krewes historically represent the members of various organizations that celebrate the season through parades and/or balls. Each krewe has their own history and traditions. Some are men only, some are women only, and some are open to all! They often have a captain who leads the organization, which is a big honor. Krewes often have courts which are made up of a king, queen, maids, and dukes. The court usually changes each year. They are chartered as non-profit entities and financed by dues and fundraising.

Krewe parade themes usually change each year and are inspired by history, stories, legends, the news, mythology, entertainment, and beyond. Some of the most popular parades are known for their satire and political comedy. The throws of each parade often reflect the theme or the krewe’s symbols.

For in-depth information regarding the various krewes, see here .

What is Rex?

The Rex Organization was founded in 1872, and hosted the second official parade behind Comus. It is the longest parading organization, as Comus no longer rides. The organization is credited for creating Mardi Gras royalty: Rex and his queen. Rex means king so he is known as the King of Carnival. You can spot the homes of past kings and queens of carnival by the large Rex flags hung outside. The organization is also credited with naming Mardi Gras’ official colors of purple, green, and gold, and the official royal anthem, “If I Ever Cease to Love.” The song is heard at the Rex ball, which officially closes out Mardi Gras each year. Attendance to the ball is by invitation only, but the ball can also be watched on New Orleans’ local PBS channel (which also offers a live-stream of their website). More information on the Rex Organization can be found here .

What is Zulu?

Zulu is a Social Aid and Pleasure Club that dates back to the early 1900s. Social aid and pleasure clubs were a form of financial help for members of the African American community. The club went on to create a Mardi Gras day parade that first rode in 1915, but their major route of St. Charles Avenue and Canal Street did not appear until 1968. Before then, the parade could only travel through “back streets” in African American neighborhoods. The official costume of all riding members of Zulu is black face paint, wigs, and grass skirts. From the beginning, the members threw coconuts, and today, they are highly sought after - although to prevent head injuries, coconuts must now be handed down instead of thrown into crowds. They were first painted gold, silver, or black to represent gold, silver, and coal, but today, they are hand painted in elaborate colors and designs. No two coconuts are alike! The parade’s success over the years is due to the dedication of their members and community involvement. They host a Lundi Gras celebration to prepare for the big day. Zulu rolls at 8 a.m. on Mardi Gras Day, so if you want to catch the whole thing (and for a better chance at a coconut), plan to get there early for a good spot. For more information on the history of Zulu, see here .

Are There Smaller Neighborhood Celebrations and Parades?

Yes! Mardi Gras is truly a citywide celebration, and you’ll find everything from quirky, satirical floats pulled by horses in Krewe du Vieux (warning: the themes of this parade are definitely risque and meant for adults only), to the North Side Skull and Bones Gang who roam the streets of the Treme beginning at dawn every Mardi Gras morning. Other notable favorites are the tiny shoebox floats of the Marigny-based ‘tit Rex parade and the delightfully nerdy Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus . There’s truly something for everyone–even dogs, who parade the streets of the French Quarter alongside their owners as part of the Mystic Krewe of Barkus . 

What are Mardi Gras throws?

When you hear people talk about throws, they’re referring to anything that is thrown from float-riders or krewe members during a parade. Throws include beads, toys, cups, and doubloons. Doubloons are colorful aluminum coins stamped with the parading organization's name or theme. Many krewes have signature throws such as the Muses shoe or Zulu coconut. Throws that light up, such as blinky beads and LED-adorned headdresses, are often coveted as well. The best way to catch items from a float is to make eye contact with a rider and yell “Throw me something, Mister!” And while you may have heard that flashing will get you beads, it’s not only widely looked down upon by locals, but also illegal. 

For more information on Carnival krewes, parade themes, and throws, see here .

Mardi Gras Traditions

What is mardi gras masking do people costume.

Masking is a tradition during Mardi Gras. Masks were first worn to escape society and class constraints. Today, float-riders are required to wear masks by law to keep in tradition and mystery of who is in which krewe. Float-riders often wear a costume as well that matches their float’s theme.

Parade-goers may be seen wearing masks as well, although that is not necessary. Costumes, however, are very common for parade-goers. Whether you’re decked out in purple, green and gold or just something fun, your costume will add to the celebration. Costumes are especially encouraged on Fat Tuesday. Otherwise, dress comfortably in closed-toe shoes! Visit our local costume shops for Carnival-inspired fashion.

What is a Flambeaux?

Beginning in 1857, flambeauxs were used to light the Mardi Gras parade. They are still used in parades today as tradition. A flambeaux is an iron pole that lights fire on either side of it. They are carried by brave walkers, who are thrown change as a thank you. More information can be found here .

Who are the Mardi Gras Indians?

One of the most mysterious, fascinating, and colorful pieces of New Orleans’ cultural quilt belongs to Mardi Gras Indians . A unique and historic subculture of New Orleans, Mardi Gras Indians and their traditions date back to the 1800s when Native Americans helped shield runaway slaves. Mardis Gras Indian culture is influenced by both ancestral enslaved Africans and the friendship forged with Native Americans. Catch the Mardi Gras Indians parading by foot on Mardi Gras Day as they debut their elaborate handmade suits.

What is king cake?

King Cake is the official food of Mardi Gras . The festive Mardi Gras dessert is eaten for breakfast, afternoon snacks, and throughout the parades. The name comes from the Biblical story of the three kings that bring gifts to baby Jesus. It is a blend of coffee cake and a cinnamon roll with purple, green, and gold icing or sugar. Sometimes, they are also filled with cream or fruit. Within the cake, a plastic king cake baby is hidden for fun. Tradition says that whoever finds the baby has to buy the next king cake!

King cakes are usually available to purchase beginning on Twelfth Night until Mardi Gras day. However, some bakeries have begun to sell them year-round. . For a list of where to purchase one or how to make one, see here .

Are there Mardi Gras drinks?

In New Orleans, there is no open container law. Grab a drink to-go and hit the streets! Keep in mind, no glass bottles though. The plastic cups thrown at parades are great to use when you're out and about. If looking for a place to grab a beer or cocktail along the parade route, look no further than here . 

Is Mardi Gras LGBTQ-Friendly?

Mardi Gras is incredibly open and welcoming - it’s a citywide celebration of everything that makes New Orleans great. The LGBTQ community has put their own stamp on Mardi Gras with LGBTQ krewes, balls, and organizations. The Bourbon Street Awards , named the most famous drag queen contest in America, takes place every Mardi Gras Day and is a sight to see! To be closer to the action, LGBTQ visitors may want to book accommodations in the French Quarter, Marigny, or Bywater. 

Is Mardi Gras family-friendly?

Locals grow up going to Mardi Gras--it is absolutely family-friendly! The Uptown section between Napoleon Avenue and Jackson Avenue is recommended for children. Although, there are some stands downtown at hotels that are suited for children as well. You can view our Mardi Gras for Families guide for more information.

For more information on Mardi Gras, view our Mardi Gras Bucket List and FAQs . To get prepared, see our Mardi Gras Lingo . And explore more of everything that goes into making Mardi Gras in the video below:

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Going Balls 12+

How far can you roll the ball‪‬, supersonic studios ltd, designed for ipad.

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*** From the creators of GyroSphere *** A road full of unexpected obstacles lies ahead in this challenging rolling ball platformer! Ready for a fun ride? Features: • Easy, one-finger swipe ball control • A funny collection of balls to play with • Inventive and more treacherous tasks at every turn • Remove unsolicited ads available

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It's a really fun game, exactly like the ads which is always good. Just turn off wifi to stop the ads.

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Former President Donald Trump to speak at Valley political town hall event Thursday

PHOENIX — Former President Donald Trump will be making a trip to Arizona later this week.

The presumptive GOP nominee for president will appear at a town hall in north Phoenix.

I am honored to announce that Turning Point PAC with @TPAction_ will be hosting “Chase the Vote: A TOWN HALL with Special Guest President Donald J. Trump” this Thursday, June 6, in Phoenix, AZ. President Trump will be taking questions directly from AZ voters in the heart of… pic.twitter.com/Xv6d3kjAlz — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 3, 2024

The town hall is being held at Dream City Church on Cave Creek Road north of Cactus Road.

Trump was scheduled to be in Arizona at the GOP Freedom Fest back in January.

The event was cancelled, however, after Trump had to back out of his planned appearance .

This will be Trump's first appearance in Arizona after he was convicted on 34 felony crimes in New York last week .

For those who would like to attend, you can register for tickets by clicking here . You can only register for two tickets per phone number, and tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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The 2026 NFL Draft will be an easy road trip from Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns fans living in Cleveland won’t have to go too far to attend the 2026 NFL Draft.

Wednesday, the NFL announced that the city of Pittsburgh will host the 2026 NFL Draft. Pittsburgh is now the second AFC North city that will host the NFL draft since it started traveling across the country in 2015.

“The NFL Draft is one of the biggest, most-anticipated sporting events of the year, and we’re thrilled to partner with the Pittsburgh Steelers and VisitPITTSBURGH for our 2026 event,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in a statement per NFL.com . “We have a unique opportunity to spotlight this wonderful community on a global stage, benefiting Pittsburgh’s economy and entertaining football fans from all markets. We know this pride of Pennsylvania will shine bright in 2026.”

Cleveland hosted the 2021 NFL Draft, and Browns fans booed when the Steelers’ first-round selection, Najee Harris, was announced . So 2026 will be the chance for Steelers fans to boo the Browns when they are on the clock.

Of course, it will be a short drive of just more than two hours for Northeast Ohioans to make the trip down as well.

The 2025 NFL Draft will be held in Green Bay, Wisc. Among the other cities that have recently hosted the draft included Detroit in 2024, Kansas City in 2023 and Las Vegas in 2022.

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Aaron Judge homers for third time in two games, Yankees win

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Aaron Judge homered for the third time in two games in San Francisco and the New York Yankees beat the Giants 7-3 on Saturday night.

Judge followed up his two-homer performance Friday night in his first game at the stadium where he rooted for the Giants as a child with one of the more prodigious shots hit in this ballpark's 25 seasons.

"I have a lot of family in town, a lot of friends in town," Judge said. "I have to do something special for them. Just trying to stay locked in and put on a show."

He capped a nine-pitch at-bat in the first inning against Logan Webb (4-5) by launching a changeup 464 feet into the left-field bleachers for his major-league-leading 21st home run of the year and a 2-0 lead.

Judge has six homers and 12 RBIs on the first eight games of this California road trip.

"I thought he was at another level in San Diego, Anaheim and just taking his act up the coast now," Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. "There's no doubt that I think he's excited to be here and play here for the first time. ... I think it's cool for him to be here and playing in this building and to put on the performance that he's put on the last two nights is in line with what he's been here for a pretty good stretch."

The change in the calendar did little to slow down Judge, who had 14 homers, 12 doubles and 27 RBIs in May for the most extra-base hits in a month by a Yankees player since Joe DiMaggio had 31 in July 1937.

Judge has reached base safely in 28 straight games and is as locked in as he was two years ago during stretches of his record 62-homer season.

"There were runs in the '22 season that were pretty wild, but this is on par with that for sure," teammate Giancarlo Stanton said.

Webb intentionally walked Judge with a runner on third and one out in a two-run third inning before striking him out with a runner on third to end the fifth. Judge singled in his last at-bat.

Judge got plenty of help, with Stanton hitting a two-run homer in the eighth off Ryan Walker , and Alex Verdugo also driving in two runs.

That was more than enough to lead the Yankees to their 15th win in 19 games in support of Cody Poteet (2-0), who was called up from Triple-A to make the start.

Poteet allowed a two-run homer to Casey Schmitt in the third inning and an unearned run in the fifth to earn the win in his second start of the season.

Webb had allowed only four earned runs in five starts at home this season before giving up that many in seven innings against Judge and the Yankees.

"He's an MVP for a reason," Webb said. "You can't throw pitches in the heart of the plate. It's the name of the game. He's not the only one like that, but especially right now with him being as hot as he is."

The Giants have lost three straight games for the first time since getting swept in a four-game series on May 3-6 at Philadelphia.