Rockies starter Juan Nicasio struggled with command on Tuesday night in San Francisco, but may have deserved a better fate.

Colorado couldn't take advantage of Tim Lincecum giving up five runs in the second inning despite Nicasio going five innings allowing just two to score. He put two men on in the sixth and was pulled in favor of Adam Ottavino. The reliever surrendered a three-run homer to Brandon Crawford.

In the end, the Giants came back to tie the score and Nicasio settled for a no-decision.

With the two inherited runners scoring, Nicasio's final line read four earned runs allowed on five hits and five walks through five frames. He struck out two.

Nicasio won his first start in Milwaukee with two runs given up over six innings and went his first 11 innings this season allowing just the four runs, despite his current 4.91 ERA. He'll get an opportunity to lower that Monday against the Mets.