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San Francisco Giants: Time for Pablo Sandoval to Grow Up
Pablo Sandoval’s return to the lineup should be the headlines that San Francisco Giants fans are expecting...
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5 Things the San Francisco Giants Must Do to Contend in the National League West
San Francisco may be four games back of the first-place Dodgers , but they certainly have what it takes to take home the NL West crown. The Giants won the World Series two years back, and they finished second in the NL West last year...
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Sandoval Questioned by Police
SAN FRANCISCO – Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval is being investigated by the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Department and faces possible sexual assault charges stemming ...
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MRI for Casilla; Sandoval and Penny Report to Minors
SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants closer Santiago Casilla will not be available to pitch Saturday, but the club was hopeful that the hard-throwing right-hander would not be sidelined for long because of his injured right knee...
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Santiago Casilla MRI Reveals Bruised Right Knee, He's Day-to-Day
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4 Reasons Why Madison Bumgarner Is One of MLB's Best Pitchers
Just in case you've hibernated for the past two years, let me update you on the Giants ' pitching. Jonathan Sanchez is no longer a Giant. Ryan Vogelsong has stepped in and pitched very well...
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Baggs' Instant Replay: Giants 4, Cubs 3
Every angle favored the Giants against the Cubs on Friday. The Giants were 12-2 in Madison Bumgarner’s last 14 home starts. The Cubs were 2-9 against left-handed starters, and they were facing a very good one...
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Angel Pagan Breaks SF Record in Game vs. Cubs
Angel Pagan has hit safely in 25 consecutive home games. That's an SF-era record. It's the longest since at least 1918 by a Giant, too...
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Romo's Knee Passes the Test; Brad Penny Update
SAN FRANCISCO -- Right-hander Sergio Romo threw off a bullpen mound and practiced covering first base to the satisfaction of Giants manager Bruce Bochy, who expects his lethal little slider slinger to be available out of the bullpen Friday night...
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San Francisco Giants: Why Melky Cabrera Will Lead the G-Men to the World Series
Melky Cabrera was traded to the Giants for Jonathan Sanchez, San Francisco's inconsistent pitcher. Some wondered if the Giants would end up with the bad end of the deal. Cabrera has made those people look stupid...
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Benito Santiago Liking Buster Posey
In 2010, the Giants won a World Series with rookie catcher Buster Posey. Many people want Posey to move to a less dangerous position, but the Giants' previous World Series catcher said that is not necessary...
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SF Giants Reliever Has Partially Dislocated Kneecap, Plus Tonight's Lineup
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Should Giants Pursue Youkilis?
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Giants Take Positives out of Lincecum's Latest L
I’ve been burned on this topic before. I’ve said Tim Lincecum was “back” a couple of times on Twitter, most notably when he made Matt Kemp look foolish early in a game in Los Angeles...
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Giants to Break out Second Throwback Uniforms Saturday
If you were watching the Giants in Miami last Sunday, you saw Melky Cabrera's signature game in a record-setting month of May. You also noticed the Giants wearing road uniforms not seen outside San Francisco since the 1993 season...
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Dodgers' Matt Kemp to Be out at Least Four Weeks
Slugger Matt Kemp will be sidelined at least four weeks after he suffered an additional injury to his left hamstring, Dodgers head trainer Sue Falsone said Thursday.....
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Drafting Matt Cain Was Key to Giants' Reemergence
SAN FRANCISCO -- Matt Cain met with representatives from so many Major League teams before the 2002 First-Year Player Draft that they became a blur. He did, however, form a lasting impression of Lee Elder, the area scout for the San Francisco Giants ...
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Can the San Francisco Giants Survive If Melky Cabrera Starts to Cool Off?
Once Melky Cabrera's hits start winding up in the infielders' gloves more often than finding holes in the defense, will the San Francisco Giants be able to remain in contention? First off, I'm not saying that Cabrera's month of May was a fluke...
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San Francisco Giants: Evaluating May Results, Previewing June Schedule
Based on surface-level analysis, the San Francisco Giants hovered rather meekly above the .500 mark for the second straight month. Indeed, the G-Men’s 15-14 record in May would support that assertion...
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Top 10 San Francisco Giants Players of All Time
The Giants franchise has the most Hall of Famers (23) and franchise wins in MLB history. They were briefly known as the New York Gothams in the 1800s until they became the New York Giants...
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Revamped San Francisco Giants Looking to Get Offensive in June
Giants fans need to get excited. June is here and Pablo Sandoval will be returning to the lineup in a week or so to join the white hot Melky Cabrera. Third base is one less position in the lineup San Francisco won’t have to worry about...
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Melky Cabrera to the Giants Has Been the Best Offseason Move so Far
In an offseason filled with high-profile free-agent signings and big trades, so far, it was a more obscure deal that has produced the biggest results in 2012...
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Grizzlies Send Kieschnick Back to the Disabled List
SAN FRANCISCO – Power-hitting outfielder Roger Kieschnick finally reported to AT&T Park on Thursday, but not in the manner of his choosing.....
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Gregor Blanco: The Unlikely Spark Plug of the Giants Offense
What a difference the leadoff hitter makes. Last year's Giants were historically bad at the plate. Their leadoff hitters posted an abysmal .297 OBP...
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SF Giants Miss Another Opportunity at a Sweep, Fall to Diamondbacks 4-1
Wednesday night’s game matched Tim Lincecum (2-6, 5.82) against Ian Kennedy (4-5, 4.26), two aces that have struggled to find their typically dominant form so far this year...









