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Predicting All San Francisco Giants' Team Awards for 2013
Predicting the San Francisco Giants ' team awards for 2013 has to start with the reigning National League Most Valuable Player and batting champion, Buster Posey...
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Tim Lincecum's Spring Struggles Continue, but Don't Expect Giants to Sign Lohse
San Francisco Giants ' former ace Tim Lincecum continued his difficult spring training on Saturday when he was knocked out in the fourth inning after retiring only half of the 18 batters he faced...
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2013 MLB Draft: Scouting Top Overall Prospect Mark Appel
On Friday night, Stanford ace Mark Appel beat Utah in front of a contingent of eagle-eyed scouts who were closely watching Appel in preparation for the 2013 MLB draft. Appel was also one of the top prospects in last year's draft...
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Breaking Down the Battle for the San Francisco Giants Final Roster Spots
With fewer than 10 days left until Opening Day, the defending champion San Francisco Giants are in the process of making their final roster decisions...
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Breaking Down the San Francisco Giants' Blueprint for Winning the Division
If the San Francisco Giants are going to win their third World Series title in the last four years this season, they'll want to win the National League West first to avoid the randomness of the one-game Wild Card playoff...
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Mike Trout vs. Miguel Cabrera: Revisiting the 2012 American League MVP Race
The 2012 American League Most Valuable Player (MVP) race was a classic. Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers became the first player to win the Triple Crown since Carl Yastrzemski did it in 1967...
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San Francisco Giants Top Prospect Gary Brown Demoted to Work on Hitting Approach
After spending the last two years trying to get Brandon Belt to change his hitting mechanics, the San Francisco Giants want another one of their top prospects to rework his stance according to Andrew Baggarly of CSN Bay Area...
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Full Update of Surprises, Busts and Injuries at San Francisco Giants Camp
The defending champion San Francisco Giants entered spring training with almost the entirety of last year's postseason roster intact...
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San Francisco Giants: Detailed Scouting Notes from Spring Training
The San Francisco Giants were defeated 6-2 by the San Diego Padres in a televised spring training game on Tuesday night. Here are some assorted scouting notes from the game...
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Buster Posey: Why the San Francisco Giants MVP Will Stay at Catcher Long Term
There's a lot of speculation that San Francisco Giants ' star catcher Buster Posey will eventually move out from behind the plate and become a full-time first baseman...
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Major League Baseball Has a Major Problem with Antitrust Lawsuit
The last, best hope for the continued preeminence of cable television is live sporting events. Live sports are basically DVR-proof television because games are obviously more entertaining to watch for fans when the result is unknown...
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NFL Free Agency: Why the New England Patriots' Cap Space Isn't Important
New England Patriots ' star quarterback Tom Brady recently agreed to a below-market contract extension that will free up an additional $15 million in cap space over the the next two years...
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Giants Spring Training Stock Watch: Which Players Are on Fire and Slumping?
Spring training stats don't mean much, but that doesn't mean they aren't exciting to look at. In spring training, established players are often working on things and rounding into shape rather than going full bore...
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Madison Bumgarner: How the Giants Lefty Can Take Another Leap Forward in 2013
Two-and-a-half seasons into his professional career, Madison Bumgarner is already established as one of the game's premiere pitchers...
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San Francisco Giants: Full Scouting Report for Each Prospect at Spring Training
The San Francisco Giants' run of dominance over the last four seasons has been built predominantly on the team's ability to acquire and develop amateur talent...
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Cole Gillespie Will Be Next Spring Training Surprise for San Francisco Giants
A huge factor in the success of the San Francisco Giants over the last four seasons has been their ability to turn minor league free agents in to key contributors...
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San Francisco Giants: Revisiting the Zack Wheeler for Carlos Beltran Trade
Heading into the 2011 trading deadline, the San Francisco Giants were 60-44 and clinging to a three-game lead over the surprising Arizona Diamondbacks in the NL West...
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San Francisco Giants: Scouting the Highest-Upside Pitching Prospects at Spring
With a fastball that rarely cracks 90 miles per hour (MPH), Chris Heston doesn't have the best pure stuff amongst the San Francisco Giants ' pitching prospects...
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San Francisco Giants Catcher Hector Sanchez Reportedly Shows Up out of Shape
Pablo Sandoval wasn't the only San Francisco Giants player to show up to spring training packing more pounds than manager Bruce Bochy and the rest of the organization cared to see...
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San Francisco Giants: Early Look at How the Defending Champs Project to Finish
Baseball games aren't played on paper or inside those newer, fancier computer projection systems that are in vogue today. However, with another month and a half to go until Opening Day, projections are all fans have to go on right now...
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Philadelphia Phillies: Why They Had Major League Baseball's Worst Offseason
The window is closing fast on the aging Philadelphia Phillies after they finished 81-81 last season, 17 games behind the upstart Washington Nationals in the NL East...
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Cleveland Indians: Why the Tribe Will Be MLB's Most Improved Team in 2013
Nothing went as planned for Cleveland last year, as high expectations gave way to disappointment. That season of failure has led to a busy winter of incremental improvements which will combine to make the Tribe MLB 's most improved team in 2013...
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San Francisco Giants: Most Exciting Prospects to Look out for in Spring Training
Clayton Blackburn, Kyle Crick and Chris Stratton—the San Francisco Giants' top three prospects according to Marc Hulet of FanGraphs—won't be in big league camp this spring...
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Cleveland Indians: Projecting the Lineup After the Michael Bourn Signing
The small-market Cleveland Indians have been one of the most active teams in Major League Baseball this winter. On Monday, they completed their busy winter with the surprise signing of Michael Bourn to a four-year, $48 million deal ...
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Angel Pagan: Why the San Francisco Giants Got a Potential Steal
In a survey of 16 baseball executives conducted by Jayson Stark of ESPN, the Giants ' re-signing of Angel Pagan to a four-year, $40 million contract was ranked as the third worst ...