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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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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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Matt Cain Could Make Some Giant History This Season
Matt Cain has made 236 career starts and compiled a 3.26 ERA over that span. Cain’s 3.29 ERA since 2006, amassed over the course of seven seasons in which he annually made at least 31 starts, ranks in the top … Continue reading
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