Matt Cain had to throw 123 pitches and eight scoreless innnings of 1-hit ball in order to get his first win of the season. The lads stepped up with some serious offense--three homers--to seal the deal. Who wants to play fookin' dink-ball? I like home runs myself, especially the 3-run kind, and especially early in the game, and Juan Uribe delivered that today. But the story has to be Matt Cain, who dominated (GameScore 85!) a potent Colorado offense and launched the surging Giants 3-1/2 games past the purple-clads and kept them a game back of early-season hot-shots San Diego. Message to Bud and the Friars: keep looking over your shoulder because we are gunning for you!
GO GIANTS!
--M.C.
p.s. Read this.
2 comments:
Paper covered rock today. Paper will cover rock tomorrow.
So many consecutive great pitching starts. Even Wellemeyer got a win. Can Sanchez keep it up?
The Giants offense was superb, despite Senor Slow at cleanup and despite an o-fer from the Panda.
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