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Black Friday
Today, the Friday following Thanksgiving Day, is Black Friday, the day often regarded (especially by retailers) as the beginning of the holiday shopping season. In recognition of “Black” Friday, today we look at three Giants. Buddy Black – Bruce Bochy‘s … Continue reading
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The State of the Sacrifice Bunt in San Francisco
Often over-praised by the old guard and employed by managers as a way to be seen managing, the sacrifice bunt is generally a bad play. There are certain game situations — later in a tie game — with certain … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce Bochy, bunts, Marco Scutaro, WPA
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