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(Paul Mirengoff) On May 24, 1963, the first place San Francisco Giants took on the second place Los Angeles Dodgers at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. It had taken a dramatic playoff series (won by the Giants) to separate the two teams in 1962, and well into the 1963 season, they were separated by only one game. Show More Summary
Gay-O.K.: San Francisco Giants Pitcher Says Becoming A MLB Player Made Him Accept Gay People
Giants Pitcher Admits To Being Anti-Gay Before MLB A MLB player for the San Francisco Giants has opened up about how he didn’t accept the lifestyle of gay people before moving to California and joining the team. via Think Progress
San Francisco Giants Fan Catches Foul Ball Whilst Holding Baby [Video]
A San Francisco Giants fan managed to catch a foul ball whilst holding onto his baby at AT&T Park on Wednesday. The San Francisco Giants were playing the Washington Nationals when the foul ball was hit into the stands towards the dotting father who was holding his baby in his left hand. Giants shortstop Brandon [...]Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants: 13 Unlucky Prospects Who Never Lived Up to the Hype
The San Francisco Giants have won two of the past three World Series titles and a big reason for that is the quality of young talent that has recently come up to the majors in San Francisco. Homegrown talent that grew up in the Giants' minor league system include Buster Posey, Pablo Sandoval, Brandon Crawford and Brandon Belt. Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants: Offseason Moves the Team Should Have Made Going into 2013
The San Francisco Giants are off to a winning start. They currently sit at a respectable 26-21 (as of May 22), tied for first in the NL West with the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks. However, there are noticeable holes that have only become more noticeable as the season has worn on. Show More Summary
Rafael Soriano Blames Bryce Harper for Misplayed Fly Ball in Loss to Giants
From slumping to pointing fingers, the Washington Nationals are not enjoying the type of season most expected. The narrative went from bad to worse in the aftermath of a 4-2 loss at the hands of the San Francisco Giants when closer Rafael...Show More Summary
Solar Impulse Completes First Leg of its Journey Across America, Departs for Dallas
The Solar Impulse just successfully completed the first leg of its cross-US journey, traveling from San Francisco Bay Area to Phoenix. The solar-powered giant continues its record-breaking flight today at 5 a.m. departing from Phoenix’s Sky Harbor Airport
San Francisco Giants: Why It's Too Soon to Panic for the Giants
After the most recent road trip, when the San Francisco Giants went 1-5 against the Toronto Blue Jays and Colorado Rockies, fans are starting to run around like Chicken Little, proclaiming that the sky is falling. And while it was undoubtedly...Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants: 6 Possible Replacements for Ryan Vogelsong
After Ryan Vogelsong fractured his pitching hand on Monday night, the San Francisco Giants are faced with the decision of who will replace him in the starting rotation. Despite the suddenness of the injury, it is likely that the leading candidates to fill Vogelsong ’s spot have already been placed under the microscope. Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants: 5 Biggest Surprises so Far This Season
Even though the San Francisco Giants sit near the top of the National League West, they have been presented with some unpleasant surprises to begin the 2013 season. The starting pitching has been among the worst in the league. The defense has been porous, committing 35 errors (second-most in the league) through 45 games. Show More Summary
Hurray! The Memphis Minnie’s “Big Pig” Van is Back on the Road, After Being “Destroyed” in a Giants Victory Riot on Haight
TweetRemember when our San Francisco Giants won the World Series the time before last? It was back in 2010. Good times. I celebrated by climbing on top of the Memphis Minnie’s Barbeque Joint And Smokehouse Ford van parked on the street in the Lower Haight. There I was, looking fierce bouncing up and down in my little black dress and [...]
San Francisco Giants oust Washington Nationals 8-0 – MLB news
San Francisco Giants oust Washington Nationals 8-0 – MLB news San Francisco Giants defeated the Washington Nationals 8-0 in the first game of their three-match regular series encounter on Monday, May 20 at AT&T Park in San Francisco. The Giants played as one unit and hammered the Nationals with great force. Show More Summary
Michael Kickham Should Replace Ryan Vogelsong for the San Francisco Giants
Ryan Vogelsong looked as though he had finally figured things out on Monday night for the San Francisco Giants. After a brutal start to the season, Vogelsong cruised through five scoreless innings against the Washington Nationals to lower his ERA from 8.06 to 7.19. Show More Summary
4 Signs We're Headed for a Washington Nationals vs. S.F. Giants NLCS in 2013
The Washington Nationals and San Francisco Giants will square off in San Francisco for a three-game series beginning Monday night, May 20, in a battle of World Series favorites. Hopefully, these games in late May are only a taste of things to come, serving as a mere appetizer for a potential main course in late October. Show More Summary
Colorado Rockies blank San Francisco Giants 5-0 at Coors Field – MLB News
Colorado Rockies blank San Francisco Giants 5-0 at Coors Field – MLB News Colorado Rockies had a fantastic game on Sunday, May 19, 2013, when they blanked the San Francisco Giants and won 5-0 at the Coors Field. The victory brought the...Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants: Stock Up, Stock Down for Top 10 Prospects for Week 7
The San Francisco Giants entered play on Sunday with the National League's third worst rotation ERA at 4.81. The good news is that help is on the way in the farm system. Clayton Blackburn, Kyle Crick, Chris Stratton, Martin Agosta, Edwin Escobar and Michael Kickham all have the tools to eventually help the beleaguered big league rotation. Show More Summary
Pitcher Tim Lincecum Slips, Busts Ass, Gets Called For a Balk
Your browser does not support iframes. Last night, San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum was on the mound against the Colorado Rockies. In the fourth inning he lined up to throw a pitch, slipped, and toppled over. He got called for a balk. Read more...
Colorado Rockies grind out 10-9 victory over San Francisco Giants at Coors Field- MLB News
Colorado Rockies grind out 10-9 victory over San Francisco Giants at Coors Field - MLB News Colorado Rockies had to grind it out to win against a strong San Francisco Giants outfit with a 10-9 margin on Friday, May 17, 2013 at the Coors...Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants Are Leading the National League West with Great Offense
The San Francisco Giants have a reputation for winning with pitching and defense. They've had four straight winning seasons and won two out of the last three World Series by allowing the fewest runs in baseball since 2009. However, thus far in 2013, the Giants are leading the National League West with a great offense. Show More Summary
San Francisco Giants: Lessons Learned from Their Series vs. Toronto Blue Jays
The 2002 World Series Loss Still Stings Winning World Series titles in 2010 and 2012 should have pushed any lingering pain of the San Francisco Giants 2002 World Series loss far into the stratosphere—especially since I was among the million at the purely joyous 2010 parade. Show More Summary
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