SAN FRANCISCO -- Marcell Ozunas pregame meal is up for debate. He claims that just before batting practice he consumed three In-N-Out cheeseburgers and three chocolate chip cookies, while many others in the Miami clubhouse insist their animated centre fielder actually ate five double cheeseburgers. Either way, theres no arguing Ozuna delivered again. A night after producing a pinch-hit, two-run single, he came through with his bat and throwing arm to make up for failing to chase down Hunter Pences RBI double in the fifth inning. Ozuna hit a go-ahead single in the eighth after tying it with an RBI single in the sixth, and the Miami Marlins beat the San Francisco Giants 6-3 on Friday night for their ninth straight win at AT&T Park. "My teammates say five (burgers)," Ozuna said. "Just three cheeseburgers and three cookies -- 3 for 3. Thats a good deal." Ozuna also threw out Andres Torres trying to stretch a sixth-inning double into a triple. Torres left the game after injuring his right knee on a hard slide. X-rays were negative. Manager Mike Redmond also got in on the razzing of Ozuna. "I told him after the game I think he had four or five In-N-Out burgers and it may have been the reason he couldnt catch that ball," Redmond said. "He continues to grind and have good at-bats, and hes gotten some big hits for us." Logan Morrison hit his first home run in nearly a year and also had an RBI triple for the Marlins, who havent lost in San Francisco since July 28, 2010. The Marlins arent sure why they have enjoyed such success in the Giants waterfront ballpark. "I dont know, Im a baseball player not a sociologist," Morrison said. A.J. Ramos (1-2) pitched a 1-2-3 seventh for his first major league win. Pinch-hitter Greg Dobbs added an insurance run-scoring single in the eighth, when the Marlins rallied against Jake Dunning (0-1). Morrison was activated from the 60-day disabled list June 9 after missing 11 months because of a knee injury that required surgery on Sept. 5. He connected for his first home run since last July 6 leading off the second and tripled in the sixth. He now has a four-game hitting streak against the Giants. Miamis Ricky Nolasco was tagged for nine hits -- one below his season high -- and three runs in 5 2-3 innings. The right-hander is still an impressive 4-0 with a 1.47 ERA in five career starts at AT&T Park, but nearly doubled his ERA in the waterfront ballpark. Steve Cishek, the Marlins fourth reliever, allowed a pair of singles before finishing for his 12th save in 14 opportunities. San Francisco starter Tim Lincecum retired 11 straight batters during one stretch but wound up with a no-decision in one of his better outings over the past month and also hit a stand-up triple in the sixth to end an 0-for-22 funk, sparking a roaring ovation from the sellout crowd of 41,490. It was the second triple of his career and first extra-base hit since a double on June 7, 2009, at Florida -- also against Nolasco. Lincecum felt as if he only made a couple of mistakes. "I wasnt overthrowing," he said. "I know thats not going to make a difference. Its location. It worked out for the most part. I felt like my pitches were coming out of my hand well." The triple chased Nolasco this time, but Gregor Blanco struck out against reliever Dan Jennings to strand Linceucm. The right-hander allowed three runs and four hits, struck out eight and walked one in seven solid innings as San Francisco lost for the fifth time in seven games. Reigning NL MVP and batting champion Buster Posey went 0 for 5 while making his fifth start at first base to give him a break from catching. Pence and Marco Scutaro each hit RBI doubles for the Giants, who have a season-high seven-game home run drought. NOTES: San Francisco 3B Pablo Sandoval (foot) homered in his rehab game with Class-A San Jose. ... Giants CF Angel Pagan, who aggravated his injured left hamstring and was carted off from his rehab outing with Class-A San Jose on Thursday night, could be headed for surgery. The team is discussing options. ... San Francisco SS Brandon Crawford threw from up to 120 feet to test two sprained right fingers and should be back in the lineup Saturday. "It still doesnt feel good when Im throwing," he said. "I dont have much behind it." ... Giants RHP reliever Santiago Casilla (right knee surgery) is set to throw a bullpen Saturday, likely face hitters early next week, then have two or three rehab outings before returning -- perhaps by the end of the next road trip that ends July 4 at Cincinnati. ... Giants RHP Chad Gaudin wore a special sleeve over his pitching elbow Friday, a day after taking a line drive off the area. He plans to play catch Saturday and throw his bullpen on schedule Sunday with the hopes of making his next start. "Im assuming, Im planning on it," he said. "Im optimistic."... Barry Zito (4-5) starts Saturday for the Giants just three days after the death of his father, Joe. The lefty is 5-1 with a 2.45 ERA in eight career starts against the Marlins. ... 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 Floral Pure Platinum+Arctic Pink-White . Tuesdays surgery at Atlantas Piedmont Hospital was performed by Dr. Xavier Duralde and Hawks team physician Dr. Michael Bernot. Wholesale Vapormax 2020 . -- Charlie Graham stopped 67 shots as the Belleville Bulls edged the visiting Guelph Storm 6-5 on Saturday in Ontario Hockey League action. http://www.clearancevapormax.com/ . It is a cliché dragged out by fans and pundits regularly when discussions take place around which teams are better than others. Wholesale Vapormax 97 . Manuel was offered a position the day he was fired. He accepted earlier this week and the team made the announcement Friday. Cheap Vapormax . -- Josh Sterk scored once and set up two more as the Oshawa Generals edged the visiting Belleville Bulls 3-2 on Friday in Ontario Hockey League action. BEREA, Ohio -- One violent hit on Jordan Poyer was bad enough.Browns wide receiver Terrelle Pryor wasnt going to let his teammate take another vicious shot without striking back.Pryor blasted Tennessee running back Antonio Andrews for posting a video of the devastating hit he made on Poyer that sent Clevelands starting safety to the hospital with a lacerated kidney.Andrews delivered an illegal blindside hit during a punt return Sunday, and while Poyer was still recovering at Nashvilles Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital, he posted the video of his hit on Instagram with the caption: Relentless.Pryor said that was over the line.I love Poyer like a brother, and that really angered me, Pryor said Wednesday, adding something more colorful to convey his feelings.Pryor didnt have an issue with the hard, high hit by Andrews, who was penalized 15 yards for the infraction. He took exception to Andrews boasting about hitting a player who had no chance to defend himself.If youre going head up with a man face to face and he sees you, you see him, all right, cool, Pryor said before the Browns (0-6) practiced in advance of Sundays game at Cincinnati.But if youre a special teams guy and youre popping that stuff on there like youre some type of superhero or something just because youre hitting a guy blindsided and you think thats cool, thats where the problem comes in.So I think he should stay to his special teams and what he does and dont post stuff when a mans not looking and taking a hit like that.Andrews was mostly unremorseful, saying the video was just a post. He feels the situation has been blown out of proportion.Everybody else made it into something more than what it was, he said Wednesday following practice. It was just a good hit, (the video) showed that it wasnt a blindside, shoulder to chest. Sorry about what happened to him, to his kidney and everything, but good hit, good play.Pryor agreed the hit was within whats accepted behavior in the NFL, but feels Andrews bragging is intolerable.We put ourselves in that situation by signing the contract to play here. But the only thing that I didnt like was when the guy posted about it, bragging -- relentless. What is relentless about that? Hitting a guy, another man when hes not looking.Titans coach Mike Mularkey said he spoke to Andrews, who will likely be fined by the NFL for his personal foul.He just needs to let his play speak for himself, and stay off of social media and things like that, Mularkey said.dddddddddddd That doesnt do anybody any good, especially when a player is injured like that.Poyer, who will miss the remainder of the season, took exception to Andrews on Twitter.Buddy posted the hit to his Social Media page? Poyer wrote. Wow. Not complaining about the hit... its football.. stuff happens... but dam.. idk (I dont know) why but thats wild to me.. good for him tho.Browns coach Hue Jackson was disappointed by Andrews need to promote the hit.That is one of our players, he said. There is a code among the players in the National Football League. That young man suffered a serious injury, so I dont think that is something to celebrate.Jackson said he saw Poyer on Wednesday and gave him a big old hug.Browns Pro Bowl tackle Joe Thomas also felt Andrews went too far in making so much of his hit on Poyer.There should be some sensitivity involved with that type of a thing, he said. And youve got to be careful with what youre promoting because obviously when youre promoting a play that was a penalty and that got somebody hurt, maybe thats not the right thing that you want to promote for your own brand.While acknowledging the inherent violence in any game, Thomas thinks the league comes off as hypocritical when promoting player safety and showcasing fierce collisions.Thats one thing that Id like to see the NFL do is not use highlights of plays that were penalties, he said before referencing a hit Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison put on Browns wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi in 2010. Massaquoi suffered a concussion on the blow to his helmet and Harrison was fined $75,000.They were using that as like the cover photo of something they were trying to sell, Thomas said. So I think its a double standard that Id like to see the NFL look at a little bit, and if theyre going to try to legislate something out of the game, they shouldnt also try to promote it from a marketing standpoint.Game notes Pryor (hamstring) did not practice and CB Joe Haden (groin) continued to be sidelined after missing last weeks game.---AP freelance writer Terry McCormick in Nashville contributed to this report.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '