The Giants bullpen was one of the teams strengths during all 3 World Series title runs, but it wasn’t the case last season. The core 4 of Lopez, Affeldt, Romo, and Casilla were major contributors and Bochy knew he could rely … Continue reading Will Roles Be Defined? SF Giants 2017 Spring Training Preview and Predictions: Bullpen
The starting rotation has been the reason for the Giants success and it’s no different in 2017. Last off-season the Giants signed Johnny Cueto and Jeff Samardzija to bolster the starting rotation. They also added Matt Moore in a mid-season … Continue reading Who’s The Fifth Starter? 2017 Giants Spring Training Preview and Predictions: Starting Pitchers
Last offseason the Giants signed Denard Span to roam center field adding speed and a bit of pop at the top of the lineup. Shifting Blanco and Pagan to platoon left field. Gregor Blanco (Arizona) and Angel Pagan (Free Agent) … Continue reading An old friend returns, but is there a spot for him? 2017 San Francisco Giants Spring Training Preview: Outfield
Today we’ll take a look at the Giants infield situation. The core players are returning, but some well-known veterans may make a case for a spot on the roster. Also is this the year one of the Giants top prospects … Continue reading 2017 Giants Spring Training Positional Preview and Predictions: Infield & Catchers
There was a different air in the room during the 49ers press conference introducing the future of the franchise, GM John Lynch and Head Coach Kyle Shanahan. It was not the sink or swim feel that it left fans and … Continue reading Change is in the air: The 49ers begin the Shanahan/Lynch Era
Too much talk about clock management and how this is Kyle Shanahan’s fault for not running the ball in the 2nd half. Yet, when Tevin Coleman scored the 4th touchdown with 8:31 left in the 3rd quarter, the Falcons failed … Continue reading Shanahan keeps clock running, but fails to convert
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