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Most Recent Home-Grown Giants
In the days before the Giants signed Mike Morse, I was thinking about just how long it had been since the team had developed its own really good left fielder. By “developed,” I mean drafted, or signed as an international … Continue reading
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Tagged Buster Posey, Candy Maldonado, Chili Davis, Chris Speier, Ed Halicki, Ken Henderson, Madison Bumgarner, Matt Cain, Pablo Sandoval, player development, prospects, Robby Thompson, Tim Lincecum, Will Clark
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Memorable September Call-Up: John Montefusco
In November 1972, a 22-year-old pitcher from New Jersey had a tryout. He threw hard, and when the Giants offered him a contract on the spot, he blew off his scholarship to Clemson, signed the deal, and boasted to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1974 Giants, Ed Halicki, John Montefusco, september call-ups, Wes Westrum
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