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This Day in Giants History: October 7, 1958
The Cardinals send catcher Hobie Landrith, pitcher Bill Muffett, and third baseman Benny Valenzuela to the Giants for pitchers Marv Grissom and Ernie Broglio.
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Tagged Benny Valenzuela, Bill Muffett, Ernie Broglio, Hobie Landrith, Marv Grissom
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Presenting Your April All-Stars
Ah, April. The first month of the season, the month of possibilities. In this most recent April, for example, Brandon Crawford has more than twice as many home runs as Josh Hamilton. Preseason favorites like the Blue Jays, Nationals, Dodgers … Continue reading
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Tagged Dick Dietz, Edgar Alfonzo, Henderson, Jose Cruz, Mark Carreon, Marv Grissom, Rich Aurilia, Sabean, Trillo
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Giants’ Greatest Pitching Trios
So, having done so for hitters, I thought I should give pitching trios their due. Here is a list of the top ten Giant pitching trios since 1900, ranked by Baseball Reference’s “runs above average” (RAA), which is the number … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Bolin, Carl Hubbell, Christy Mathewson, Hi Bell, Jeff Tesreau, Jeremy Affeldt, Joe McGinnity, Johnny Antonelli, Jose Casilla, Juan Marichal, Madison Bumgarner, Marv Grissom, Matt Cain, Perry, Red Ames, Romo, Rube-Marquard, Sal Maglie, Sanchez, Schumacher, Taylor, Tim Lincecum, Wilson
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