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Constructing a Team of Players Who Have Been Both White Sox and Giants
Before the inception of interleague play, the Giants’ experience playing the Chicago White Sox in any games of importance was when the Sox beat the Giants in the 1917 World Series. Tonight the Giants start a two-game regular-season series against … Continue reading
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Tagged 1917 World Series, A.J. Pierzynkski, Bob Elliott, Bobby Bonds, Chicago White Sox, Danny Darwin, Dave Righetti, Don Larsen, Edd Roush, Ellis Burks, George Davis, George Foster, Hal Chase, Hoyt Wilhelm, Keith Foulke, Kenny Lofton, Michael Jackson, Omar Vizquel, Orlando Cabrera, Phil Douglas, Ray Durham, Ray Schalk, Rich Gossage, Sam Mertes, Steve Carlton, Thornton Lee, Wilson Alvarez, Zeke Bonura
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This Day in Giants History, May 12, 1995: Matt Williams Sorta Breaks a Record
Against the Pirates‚ Matt Williams hits his seventh and eighth home runs of the season‚ and in the process breaks‚ in a manner of speaking‚ Roger Maris‘s 162-game home run record. Williams hit 62 home runs in 161 games spread … Continue reading
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Tagged 1993 Giants, 1994 Giants, 1995 Giants, Bobby Bonds, Matt Williams, records
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1964 in a Box
Giants Checking In: Barry Bonds, Riverside, CA John Burkett, New Brighton, PA Ellis Burks, Vicksburg, MS Will Clark, New Orleans, LA Darryl Hamilton, Baton Rouge, LA Roberto Hernandez, Santurce, PR Mike Jackson, Houston, TX Stan Javier, San Francisco de Macoris, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1964 Giants, Al Dark, Bobby Bonds, Chub Feeney, Duke Snider, Gaylord Perry, Horace Stoneham, Jim Ray Hart, Juan Marichal, Orlando Cepeda, Willie Mays, Willie McCovey
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The Best Defensive Right Fielders
We’ve been examining the best three-year peaks of defensive play by Giant players, as measured by baseball-reference.com’s rfield. I explained my methodology here, and we’ve previously looked at catchers, first-, second– and third basemen, shortstops, left fielders, and Willie Mays. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Bonds, defense, defensive value, Felipe Alou, Mel Ott, Randy Winn, right field, right fielders
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