Robbie Ray allowed just two singles in seven shutout innings, LaMonte Wade Jr. doubled in a three-run second inning and the San Francisco Giants blanked the visiting Colorado Rockies 4-0 on Friday night.

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The Rockies’ brief ray of light was snuffed out by Robbie Ray Friday night. The veteran left-hander toyed with the Rockies for seven shutout innings in the Giants’ 4-0 win at Oracle Park. Ray allowed just two singles, struck out eight and walked two.

While Lawrence Taylor doesn't want Abdul Carter wearing his retired No. 56, one of Lawrence's former teammates said he would've been just fine with the Giants unretiring his number if either Carter or Jaxson Dart wanted to wear it.

Phil Simms told longtime New York Daily News writer Gary Myers on Friday that he was "outvoted by his family" and his No. 11 will remain retired by the Giants and won't go to Abdul Carter.

Simms told NFL insider Gary Myers he would have been okay with bringing his number out of retirement for Carter, but he was "outvoted by his family." The Giants legend previously appeared on FanDuel TV to say that he also would have been willing to give his No.