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Category Archives: bats
Papierski Debuts Replacing Concussed Casali; Belt Scratched, Wade, Jr, Out; Giants Lose Two to Padres
Mike Papierski is the latest sudden inclusion in the ever-shifting personnel of the Kapler/Zaidi system. The 25-year-old catcher came over to the Giants a week ago in the trade with the Houston Astros for Mauricio Dubón. Curt Casali took a … Continue reading
Giants Look Sharp, Sweep Guardians in Cleveland; Thairo Estrada Explodes for Four RBI, Alex Wood Goes Five Scoreless, Belt Yards Two-Run Big Fly, Sammy Long Gets First Save
The day game of the series on Sunday was not, as hoped, warmer in Cleveland than the night games as temperatures hovered around 36 degrees, but the Giants, and especially Thairo Estrada, took to the sunshine. They scored eight runs, … Continue reading
Posted in bats, full games, Post Game Blasts, Road Trips, Series Recaps
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Second Low Point of Season, Giants Lose Two in LA and First of Four in Arizona, Start Road Trip (0-3), Dodgers Gain Three
oof. It feels like the Dodgers have seven guys who can eke a home run six inches to a foot past some wall, corner or part of their crappy park stuck in a ditch – sorry, manmade ravine – atop … Continue reading
Posted in bats, Mid Series Reports, NLWest, Two Gamers
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The Farhan Zaidi Era Giants Bloom Into Contention
“They have the best record in the National League and are leading a division that also contains the Dodgers and Padres, two teams who have pulled off the kind of boldface moves that would make finishing behind the Giants both … Continue reading
Using Timely Hitting the Giants Open the Yard with a 3-1 Series Win Over the Nemesis
In case you haven’t been paying attention to baseball yet because you’re wrapped up in Warriors or Sharks or The Masters coverage, our San Francisco Giants are looking really good at the plate. Yes, that’s right, THE GIANTS ARE HITTING! … Continue reading
Posted in bats, full games, Opening Day, Series Recaps
Tagged AT&T, baseball, corner, francisco, Giants, mlb, park, san, series, SF, win
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Led by New Acquisitions, Giants Win with Bats, 12-3, and Cueto, 2-1, in Milwaukee
Blissed-out is how to describe us here at Giants Baseball Corner. The Opening Day game in Milwaukee was a perfect display of what our new lineup is capable of in terms of hitting – and came with the surprise of … Continue reading
The Triple Kiss
I refer to this broken bat double which swerved into play, as: The Triple Kiss This excellent .gif of The Triple Kiss is by @CorkGaines Hunter Pence knocked in three runs when this ball left his broken bat after a … Continue reading
GBC Reader 22-2: The Fifty Game Report; Generation Gap as Giants Use 47 Players and Moneyball Management Continues; Bullpen ERA Balloons; LuGo and Jake Junis Emerge; Kapler Obsessed with PH
The Zaidi/Kapler Era of San Francisco Giants baseball embodies a contemporary generation gap. There was a large, once-in-a-generation group of fans who joined us in support of the Giants during the San Francisco World Series Championships: The Bruce Bochy Era. … Continue reading →