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How Many Good Giants Were Good Prospects?

Posted on February 24, 2015 by Charles Johnson

Usually one sees this the other way around — how many good prospects became good players? It’s the foundation of any good prospect analysis, and indeed what we see is that higher-ranked prospects usually perform better in the majors than … Continue reading →

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The Declining Workload of Starting Pitchers

Posted on July 25, 2014 by Charles Johnson

In 1903, New York Giant Joe McGinnity pitched 434 innings. Last season, Madison Bumgarner led the Giants in innings pitched, throwing 201 1/3 innings. This is the second-lowest total ever from a Giant team-leader in a non-strike season. (Matt Cain … Continue reading →

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This Day in Giants History: August 12, 2005

Posted on August 12, 2013 by Charles Johnson

Dontrell Willis gives up a sixth inning home runs to Randy Winn and that spells a loss as San Francisco edges Florida‚ 1-0. Noah Lowry is the winning pitcher and raises his batting average to .289 with two hits.

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This Day in Giants History: March 3, 2008

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Charles Johnson

Noah Lowry throws 24 pitches before a batter takes a swing in the Giants’ 6-4 loss to Texas. The 28-year-old right-hander, who goes through the order once without an official at-bat being recorded, a combination of walks and sacrifice flies, … Continue reading →

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