The psychotic, but lovable, 2010 San Francisco Giants laid a major whoopin' on the feeble doggers, 10 - 2, and took over FIRST PLACE in the NL West. In one of the sweetest victories of the season, every aspect of the team put on a show. Think about it. On the pitching side, Jonathan Sanchez continued his climb into elite status with a true gem (game score 75!): 7 innings, 4 hits, 1 earned run, ZERO walks and a blistering TWELVE strikeouts. It was especially gratifying to see him show some real signs of growth, for example, a relatively low pitch count and he didn't get rattled in the few tough spots he had.. A couple low end bullpen members even chipped in perfect innings. On the offensive side, the fog didn't keep the balls from flying. Huff, Posey and Guillen homered. Three RBI's from FSanchez. But the real jaw dropper is Edgar Renteria: 4 for 5, including a triple, and two runs scored. Who knew? Well, I guess Bonehead did since he stuck him in the leadoff spot.
According to Flemming, The Giants are alone in FIRST PLACE in September for the first time since 2003. That deserves a good old fashioned
WOO HOO!!!!
--JC Parsons
8 comments:
Woo Hoo!
May you continue to post on here late into October. GO GIANTS!
And of course I was unable to see the game. Well, MLB Network showed live lookins but, it's not the same. I kid, GO GIANTS! It still feels good.
Man, the club was smokin' last night!!!
WOO-HOOOOOO!!!!!!
I think that 3 of 4 from San Diego was a real confidence booster. We are a little bit ahead of the schedule I laid out earlier. Win each series, and the Giants are doing that. Some tough games ahead, including 3 in Colorado, but can anyone doubt that the Giants don't have the moxie to face up to it? Woo Hoo!
Moxie >>> Veteran Savvy Clutchness
I just watched the video montage of all 12 third strikes that Sanchez threw last night. An impressive mixture of high heat and wicked breaking balls. He's made incredible progress this year.
And woo hoo.
I believed in him since I knew about him!
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