He's new to the team. They'll handle it in kangaroo court.I guess Tauch hasn't been informed that Home Runs for this "Gints" team are for only when the bases are empty.
And they scored 7 runs for another win
I'm not convinced, yet, that our starting pitching is that good or that our offense is that bad. Assuming that I'm correct on both, I wonder if the team can continue to win at the same clip, or close to it. I do think the starting rotation can still be very good, provided that they all stay healthy. The offense, meanwhile, I believe, can get much better.
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Yes there has to be some regression to the mean on both. No team can pitch this well all year and no team can hit this poorly all year. But it's not out oif the question the pitching stays good like you said and the hitting gets to average. What a massive positive surprise that Posey is his old self again, Longoria is hitting, etc. At least we know they aren't "done". Posey isn't young but he's not THAT old, 33-34 and just had a year off which obviously did him good.I'm not convinced, yet, that our starting pitching is that good or that our offense is that bad. Assuming that I'm correct on both, I wonder if the team can continue to win at the same clip, or close to it. I do think the starting rotation can still be very good, provided that they all stay healthy. The offense, meanwhile, I believe, can get much better.
Interestingly, MLB ran an article yesterday about the teams that saw the biggest jump in likelihood to make the playoffs, Of the 5 teams profiled, the Giants saw the lowest increase, from 5.7% to 16.4%. The reason? The Dodgers are at 98.6% and the Padres are at 94.7% and, in the words of the author, only two teams from the NL West can make it. However, I just re-read the article today and some astute editor removed that line from the article. I'm surprised that wasn't caught when it was first posted.
Whose playoff odds have changed the most?
Saturday marked not only the start of May but also one month since Opening Day, so it seems like a great time to take stock of how much things have changed around the Majors. There may be five months left in this season, but remember, the games in April count
Big baller pitching, yet again.
tzill has already been calling him that nickname.
And lost the series.
