Giants right-hander Alex Cobb came one out away from his first career no-hitter, but settled for a one-hitter in Tuesday night's 6-1 win over the Reds.
Official scorer Chris Thoms originally called the play a hit, then changed it to an error several minutes later.
Fans in the crowd of 26,078 leapt to their feet and cheered as Benson stepped in to face Cobb with two outs in the eighth. After going ahead 0-2, Cobb threw two straight balls to make the count 2-2 when Benson lofted a shallow fly into left-center as Cobb threw a fourth straight splitter. Slater sprinted nearly 20 feet to make the diving catch, which was immediately challenged by the Reds.
The play went to replay review and when crew chief Bill Miller announced moments later,"the call on the field stands," the crowd roared.
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