The San Francisco Giants have had an extremely disappointing season after a huge offseason where expectations were set to make the playoffs. Unfortunately, they fell very short in an open National League. The Giants now need to sit back and evaluate what went wrong. Recently a report came out from John Shea, that Farhan Zaidi’s […]
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Matt Chapman signs a long-term extension with the San Francisco Giants for six years, $151 million. He has been a crucial piece to the Giants. Farhan Zaidi has finally decided to hand out a long-term deal. Chapman is only the second player to receive a six-year contract under the Zaidi regime. The Giants have finally
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This past Wednesday the Giants lost 5-2 to the White Sox. Logan Webb pitched eight innings only giving up two runs. The Giant’s bullpen would then come into the game and blow it away, but the biggest problem was that the Giants couldn’t score more than two runs against a team giving up on average
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The San Francisco Giants season has been below what you’d expect from a team that brought in talented players like Blake Snell and Matt Chapman. But in the second half, the Giants have been much better and have made a push for that final wild-card spot. The Giants sit at 62-62 after a rough series
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The San Francisco Giants pitching staff has performed much better in the second half. Giants general manager Farhan Zaidi anointed this pitching rotation, “…the best rotation in baseball,” and they’ve proved him right. Blake Snell took the mound on August 2nd and delivered a special performance. Snell threw his first career no-hitter and the 18th
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As the MLB approaches the trade deadline the San Francisco Giants have a tough decision. After a 4-game sweep against the Rockies, the Giants are 3.5 games back from the third wild card spot. With 54 games left to play the Giants have one of the easiest remaining schedules in the MLB with their next 12 games being against teams with losing records. So it begs the question if the Giants should sell or continue to buy in on a roster that has yet to find their rhythm.
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