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Frustrating fourth inning dooms Moore, Giants against Padres
Matt Moore had instilled the Giants with hope. After a brutal season in which he ranked among the least effective pitchers in Major League Baseball, the San Francisco Giants began to put pressure on Moore.
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Giants interested in acquiring Justin Upton, but contract could complicate potential deal [report]
There’s still a month left to round out the regular season, but the San Francisco Giants are already testing the market for right-handed power hitters.
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Murph: Giancarlo Stanton to the Giants? Yes!
Muscle-bound sluggers are winning games by studying launch angles, while heat-throwing pitchers are providing the power. The Giants, led by Brandon Belt’s 18 home runs, are not keeping up. This is where Stanton comes in.
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Beede, Duggar headline Giants’ Arizona Fall League participants
With their postseason hopes already dashed, the San Francisco Giants’ season will end October 1. However, a number of the team’s top prospects will play competitively during the offseason, including Tyler Beede and Steven Duggar.
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Samardzija dominates with three-hit shutout to lead Giants past Padres
On Monday night, the Giants’ offense wasn’t much better than it was in Phoenix. The difference? Samardzija rose above his peers. Over nine innings, Samardzija surrendered just three hits.
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Giants’ pitchers Jeff Samardzija, Matt Moore clear waivers [report]
If any club wants Samardzija or Moore to appear on a playoff roster, a trade must be completed prior to September 1.
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Injuries adding up for Giants’ core, but regulars unwilling to sit
On Sunday evening, Buster Posey walked into the visiting clubhouse in Phoenix with tape around his right thumb. Posey had just finished a weekend series in which the San Francisco Giants were swept by the Arizona Diamondbacks, a series in which Posey went 1-for-11 at the plate.
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Krukow: ‘As bad as it was,’ Cain still a role model for future rotation
No matter how he performs on the field, Mike Krukow believes Matt Cain still exemplifies every aspect of a role model to younger pitchers.
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Melancon pays tribute to McCovey after donning “Stretch” for Players’ Weekend
Mark Melancon sparked a tad bit of controversy when he debuted his name of choice — Stretch — in what was meant to be a joke in reference to a news story that broke out earlier in the year, saying that Melancon had caused some stir in the clubhouse when he didn’t stretch with the…