PHOENIX, Sep. 20 \u2014 The Arizona Diamondbacks<\/a> and San Francisco Giants<\/a> conclude their season series Wednesday afternoon at Chase Field. Whoever wins will capture the season series between the two. Give that they are both in the thick of the Wild Card hunt \u2014 albeit with the Giants falling further behind \u2014 winning the season series will be huge. If the two teams finish tied in the standings, the season series will be the first tiebreaker.<\/p>\n Giants manager Gabe Kapler<\/strong><\/a> said pregame that his team is expecting to see \u201cthe kitchen sink\u201d from Diamondbacks starting pitcher Merrill Kelly<\/a><\/strong>. \u201cIt’s a good mix of pitches, and it’s really good command and control,\u201d he said. He said the Giants have had more success the last two times they\u2019ve faced Kelly than they usually do, but there was a \u201cpretty big stretch where he was fairly dominant.\u201d<\/p>\n Kapler wasn\u2019t kidding. The last time Kelly faced the Giants, June 24 in San Francisco<\/a>, Kelly struggled. He allowed seven runs (five earned) on ten hits, walking two while striking out two. The Giants notched two doubles and a triple off Kelly in five innings. He left the game after facing two hitters in the sixth but not recording an out, with Brandon Crawford<\/a><\/strong> singling and Luis Matos<\/a><\/strong> hitting a two-run homer.<\/p>\n