The Giants have about 20+ returning players this year as fans are getting whiffs of deja vu, but with a shallow farm system, rookie infielder Nick Noonan has gotten some playing time in the big leagues. After being drafted in Continue reading
The Giants are playing good baseball against some decent teams. The Dodgers, Cardinals and Rockies all have had good starts to the season and the Giants have hung in there. I’m not quite sure how. Starting pitching has been weird Continue reading
I was reading an article on Yahoo! Sports questioning if the Giants had enough offensive firepower to be successful again. You can read the article here, but let me summarize it for you: the Giants were lucky twice and they Continue reading
It’s been a wild couple of weeks, at least for Giants fans anyway. The Giants are about to play in their second world series in three years, something the franchise has not done since the back-to-back loses in the 1936 Continue reading
With a tough 8-3 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals, the San Francisco Giants find themselves in a deep 3-1 hole. Pitching led by the “wild card” Tim Lincecum wasn’t very effective against the Cardinal offense. He lasted four and Continue reading
Before this season began, I pegged the Giants to win anywhere from 88 to 90 wins in 2012. Despite Buster Posey back and the starting five looking dominant as ever, I thought they would still struggle to compete with the Continue reading
First of all, it’s good to be back. I have been a little busy with work and school this past month or so,but I’ll be sure to post on here much more frequently. Andrew Baggarly reported today the San Francisco Continue reading
Since Pablo Sandoval broke his left hand, the Giants have taken then necessary steps in order to fill the massive gap that is his bat. First off, Brian Sabean and company brought up the only other pure third baseman in Continue reading
So far, the Giants have played in 23 games (not including tonight’s game against the Marlins) and have their fare share of hot and cold starts. In the month of April, the Giants had a rough start but found their Continue reading
The first two games of the Cincinnati series were quite frustrating for the Giants this past week. After Cain threw six and a third innings allowing just three runs, five hits (including two home runs) and seven strikeouts, relief pitcher Continue reading
