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This Day in Giants History, June 17, 2005: Tyler Walker Strikes Out the Side
That’s called slamming the door. Jason Schmidt of the Giants pitches eight shutout innings against the Tigers‚ but gives up singles to the first three hitters in the ninth. Tyler Walker relieves with the bases loaded and proceeds to strike … Continue reading
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This Day in Giants History: August 12, 2005
Dontrell Willis gives up a sixth inning home runs to Randy Winn and that spells a loss as San Francisco edges Florida‚ 1-0. Noah Lowry is the winning pitcher and raises his batting average to .289 with two hits.
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A Brief History of Not Selling at the Trade Deadline
Teams that are out of contention usually trade their pending free agents at the trade deadline. The logic is to get something for them before they leave anyway. This season, the Giants did nothing at the trade deadline. Though the … Continue reading
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