LOS ANGELES -- After losing his no-hit bid with one out to go, Matt Moore just smiled.The San Francisco lefty gave up a soft, clean single to Corey Seager with two outs in the ninth inning, and the Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0 Thursday night.Giving up a base hit right there is a part of the game, Moore said. It was a fun ride all the way up until that point ... theres not a lot to be angry about. I think the smile just kind of came out.Moores try ended on his 133rd pitch. It was Seager Bobblehead Night at Dodger Stadium, and a sellout crowd cheered Moore after the ball plopped onto the grass in shallow right field.Moore was pulled immediately. Giants manager Bruce Bochy had been pacing in the dugout for a couple of innings as Moores pitch count climbed -- he missed most of the last two seasons after Tommy John surgery.He was excited to have a chance at it. He was very grateful and said, `thanks, I appreciate you giving me a chance, Bochy said. He didnt show any signs of frustration or disappointing end to give up a hit there. He pitched his heart out.Asked about his emotions in getting the hit to break up the no-hitter, Seager said: Not much. Its one of those things where you dont ever want that to happen. Like I said, we won the series, and youre still happy about that.Giants center fielder Denard Span sprinted for two outstanding catches, including a leadoff grab in the ninth, to give Moore a chance.Bochy said he was concerned about Moores pitch count, but Moore had told him he felt great.He had everything working tonight, Bochy said. He saved us from getting swept. It was the biggest game all year.Moore earned his first win for the Giants since they got him in a trade with Tampa Bay on Aug. 1. The victory moved the Giants within two games of the NL West-leading Dodgers.The 27-year-old Moore nearly gave San Francisco a major league record five straight years with a no-hitter. And he almost became the first Giants pitcher to no-hit the archrival Dodgers since 1915, when New Yorks Rube Marquard stopped Brooklyn.Moore struck out seven and walked three. Reliever Santiago Casilla needed just one pitch to get the final out.Moore retired 14 straight batters at one stretch and is now 1/3 in five starts for the Giants. He was 7-7 with the Rays when they dealt him at the trading deadline for infielder Matt Duffy and two minor leaguers.This was Moores 99th start in the majors, and his only previous complete game was a shutout. He came close to doubling that total, and a lot more.Reigning NL Cy Young winner Jake Arrieta of the Cubs remains the only pitcher with a no-hitter this year, doing it at Cincinnati in April.Ross Stripling (3-5) took the loss. In his major league debut earlier this year, he held the Giants hitless for 7 1/3 innings in San Francisco, but then manager Dave Roberts relieved him because of a pitch count.The Dodgers won two of three games and didnt allow the no-hitter, something positive they can take from the game.I think in some weird way, it does, Roberts said. They really wanted this game to salvage the series. I think theres a little something that salvages it for us in a strange way.Obviously, they still got the victory, and well be ready tomorrow.Joe Panik hit a two-run homer for a 3-0 lead in the fourth.Span ran a long way into the left-center field gap in the second inning, reaching below his knee to catch a slicing drive by Adrian Gonzalez near the warning track.In the ninth, Span rushed over to grab a sinking liner by Enrique Hernandez. Moore tipped his cap to the center fielder for the effort.The Giants remain tied with the Dodgers for the most consecutive years with a no-hitter. Chris Heston threw one last year for San Francisco, Tim Lincecum did it in 2014 and also 2013 -- with 148 pitches -- and Matt Cain had a perfect game in 2012.The Dodgers threw them from 1962-65, all by Sandy Koufax.TRAINERS ROOMDodgers: Andre Ethier (broken right tibia) began a rehab assignment at Single-A Rancho Cucamonga on Thursday.UP NEXTGiants: Jeff Samardzija (10-9, 4.17) starts the series opener at home against the Braves. He took a no-hitter into the seventh inning against the Mets on Sunday, the longest such bid of his career. Samardzija is 2-2 with a 2.92 ERA in five starts lifetime against Atlanta. Braves starter Joel De La Cruz (0-6, 4.47) will be face the Giants for the first time.Dodgers: RHP Bud Norris (6-10, 4.69) will start the series opener against the Cubs. He is 5-5 with a 3.39 ERA in 12 career games vs. Chicago. He has a win against the Cubs when he was with the Braves earlier this year. The Cubs will start LHP Mike Montgomery (1-1, 2.77). 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Three minutes after the break, a simple through pass from Paulinho freed Oscar and the Chelsea star rounded goalkeeper Jung Sung-ryong to extend Brazils lead. Each week of the NFL campaign, we sift through the deeper options at each position with an eye on identifying streaming fantasy commodities with valuable matchups to consider.Have the rash of recent injuries forced you to seek replacement options for Week 12 in fantasy football competition? We have some choice names to consider for those looking for widely available options at each position.QuarterbackJosh McCown, Cleveland BrownsWhile banking on the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback isnt normally a recipe for success, my recommendations always come from the pool of players owned in fewer than 20 percent of ESPN.com leagues. McCown, who seemingly gets hurt whenever he plays, has actually posted strong stat lines in games where he played significantly. Case in point: In the nine games in which he participated in at least 39 action plays since the start of 2015, McCowns average stat line is 296 passing yards and just shy of two touchdowns per game. During the course of a full season, thats a 4,700-yard/28-touchdown campaign. -- K.D.Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco 49ersSince the start of Week 6, Kaepernick has rushed for 52 yards per game, 28.1 percent of the 49ers rushing total, both best among quarterbacks during this stretch. With 34.4 percent of his fantasy production coming from the ground and a respectable clip of 228.8 passing yards per game since assuming starting duties in Week 6, Kaepernick is 10th among quarterbacks in fantasy points per game as San Franciscos starter. The Dolphins defense has proven resilient and has one of the better pressure rates in the league in the pass-rush phase, but with Kaepernicks ability to escape the pocket and the up-tempo scheme Chip Kelly employs -- the 49ers are eighth in drives per game the past six weeks (11.6) -- we admire his high floor for fantasy purposes, as hes produced at least 17 fantasy points in all but one start this season. --?J.M.Running backWendell Smallwood, Philadelphia EaglesBoth lead backs for the Eagles, Ryan Mathews and Darren Sproles, left this past Sundays game with injuries. For Mathews, an MCL sprain points to him likely missing Monday nights game against the Green Bay Packers. Sproles status is still up in the air, but a fractured rib all but ensures that even if he plays, Smallwood will see significant snaps. The Packers defense is nothing short of injury-ravaged, which was manifest when Robert Kelley ran for 81 of his 137 rushing yards in the fourth quarter of Sunday nights game. Look for the Eagles backs to find similar success Monday night. -- K.D.Matt Asiata, Minnesota VikingsEven as hes owned in 43 percent of ESPN leagues, Asiatas lowly start rate of 12 percent last week suggests he qualifies as a streaming commodity to consider for Week 12. Jerick McKinnon continues to play more snaps and handle more touches than Asiata in most outings, but a valuable blend of receiving and goal-line work supports a steady fantasy pattern for the bruising change-of-pace back. Asiata doesnt claim a high ceiling, but we have found a reasonably high floor at this eroding fantasy position, as he is one of just 11 tailbacks to produce at least seven fantasy points six times since the start of Week 4 (after Adrian Peterson was sidelined). The Lions have yielded the 11th-most rushing yards and the 10th-most receiving yards per game to backs, evidence Asiata can grind out another flex-worthy outing and even RB2 production at this depleted position. -- J.M. Wide receiverBrandon LaFell, Cincinnati Bengals Obviously, Jim and I agree that someone on the Cincinnati Bengals will step up to fill the void created by A.J. Greens torn hamstring. Im betting on LaFell, since hes been the second-best wide receiver on the Bengals this season. Among that group, LaFell ranks second on his team in both targets (55) and yards per catch (12.7), with only Green ahead of him. With Green sidelined, expect LaFells target frequency to increase and a with a game versus the Baltimore Ravens on the horizon, thats great news. The Ravens allow the fourth-most fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers, so look for LaFell to be a worthy WR2 candidate this week.?-- K.D.Tyler Boyd, Cincinnati Bengals We know the rookie can handle an uptick in targets, as Boyd averaged 8.3 touches per game as a volume-driven receiver for his career at Pitt. Its impressive to consider Boyd has registered a higher rate of targets and catches per route run than LaFell this season, and he produced his six receptions against six different defenders in coverage in Week 11, revealing the teams creative deployment for their young weapon. On those six catches, Andy Dalton enjoyed a passer rating of 132.3 targeting Boyd, his highest rate when throwing to any of the teams pass-catchers. Dalton also produced a QBR of 98.5 targeting Boyd this past Sunday, again highest on the team annd a massive chasm from the team-worst rate of 1.dddddddddddd.1 targeting LaFell. With a high-percentage route tree and versatile ability to line up all over the field, Im intrigued by Boyds potential increase in exposure and usage in the wake of injuries to Green and Giovani Bernard. -- J.M. Tight endLance Kendricks, Los Angeles RamsIf you havent been paying attention, Kendricks has been receiving a steady dose of targets in the Los Angeles Rams offense of late. Specifically, Kendricks has seen six or more targets in four of his past five games, including seven last week when the Rams switched to Jared Goff at quarterback. Playing the New Orleans Saints on Sunday is just the type of matchup that should make Kendricks usable. The Saints have allowed the third-most receiving yardage this season and even if Goff cant be trusted to air it out, there should be enough opportunities for Kendricks to gather in at least five catches for 50 yards. -- K.D.Vance McDonald, San Francisco 49ersIts rare we find a tight end dependent on big-play production, but with McDonald averaging 17.6 yards per catch while working with Kaepernick the past five games, such is the case. We dont find a steady series of opportunities for McDonald -- hes averaging just 5.1 targets per game since Kaepernick took over starting duties -- yet we do admire the fact hes been targeted on 21 percent of his routes, best among the teams receivers and tight ends since the start of Week 6. McDonald faces a Miami defense yielding seven fantasy points and 52 yards per game to tight ends, allowance rates that help support streaming interest in this big-play maven for Week 12. -- J.M.Defense/special teamsTennessee TitansIf the thought of possibly playing a Chicago Bears offense without Alshon Jeffery, Zach Miller and Jay Cutler doesnt scream streaming opportunity, I dont know what will. Jeffery and Miller are certain to miss Sundays game and, while we will get more information as the week progresses, any injury to a quarterbacks throwing shoulder should raise an immediate red flag. In his limited playing time, Matt Barkley completed six of 15 pass attempts for no touchdowns and two interceptions in relief of an injured Brian Hoyer during the Bears Week 7 loss to the Packers. The Packers have one of the worst defensive backfields in the league and the Bears receiving corps is a shell of what it was just two weeks ago. Everyone should put a claim in on the Titans, even if only to block their opponent from grabbing them. -- K.D.New Orleans SaintsWith nine sacks and six takeaways in the past three games, the Saints defense has proven productive from a fantasy perspective recently. The real selling point here is the matchup, as rookie Jared Goff struggled in his debut last week in completing just 54.8 percent of his passes for a lowly 4.35 yards per attempt. Not every league accommodates streaming strong matchups each week at this position, as there are formats where managers often hold onto two defenses and thus the free-agent market is thin this time of year. In those types of scenarios and with the Saints poised as sizable home favorites over a Rams team that rates last in the league with 1.22 points per drive, New Orleans is an interesting streaming commodity. -- J.M.Individual defensive playersLinebackerDanny Trevathan, Chicago Bears With 24 tackles in his past two outings and a penchant for big plays during his career, Trevathan could sustain this awesome tackle rate with Jerrell Freeman sidelined due to a four-game suspension. The Titans run-heavy approach could feed Trevathan, who is available in nearly 80 percent of leagues, with a steady stream of tackle opportunities. -- J.M.Defensive backTavon Wilson, Detroit Lions A snap rate of 77 percent during the past three games with valuable freedom as the teams free safety has led to Wilson averaging a stellar 8.1 fantasy points per game using ESPNs IDP scoring model. Facing the Vikings short-pass-centric offense, Wilson could enjoy another nice day in the tackle department on Thanksgiving afternoon. For those seeking a streamer for Sunday, how about Washingtons Donte Whitner? The strong safety has averaged 8.75 tackles during his past four games and should be busy in the box against Dallas stellar running attack. -- J.M.Defensive lineStephon Tuitt, Pittsburgh SteelersLike a hitter amid a power surge, Tuitt has been pressuring the pocket with regularity of late, as he has 3.5 sacks in the past two games. The Colts have allowed the highest pressure rate of the season to opposing pass rushers, thus Tuitt is well positioned for a strong outing. Tennessees Derrick Morgan is another solid option this week, as he has eight sacks in his past seven games. -- J.M. ' ' '