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Murph: We come to praise, not bury, the Giants’ sellout streak
The Giants’ sellout streak at AT&T Park is over, and the riffs are flying. “Sellout streak? The only thing sold out was Larry Baer’s imaginary world!”
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Bochy planning off day for Posey, Giants’ regulars on Wednesday
It hasn’t even been a week since the All-Star break ended, but a few of the San Francisco Giants’ regulars will receive a day off in Wednesday’s series finale against the Cleveland Indians.
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Melancon on being on disabled list: ‘You feel invisible’
Mark Melancon joined Tolbert and Lund on KNBR Tuesday afternoon to discuss his rollercoaster 2017 season and how his rehab is going.
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Nightengale on 1050: ‘No way’ Giants could afford to embark on total rebuild
USA Today’s Bob Nightengale joined The Audible on 1050 Tuesday morning and said he thinks the Giants really don’t have a choice about whether or not to rebuild.
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Self-inflicted wound wipes out quality start by Giants’ Moore
The numbers worth paying attention to on a pitcher’s stat line revealed a bounce-back outing for Giants’ starter Matt Moore on Monday night. But sometimes, the numbers lie.
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Bochy reflects on fan support as Giants’ record sellout streak ends
Following the Giants’ sellout streak coming to a close, Bruce Bochy acknowledged the Giants fan base, expressing his gratitude.
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Moore’s errant underhand toss defines another Giants’ loss
Matt Moore was having a fine night throwing the ball overhand. But when he tried to make an underhanded throw, the San Francisco Giants’ left-hander fell apart.
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Giants’ sellout streak ends after 530 straight games
After nearly seven seasons, AT&T Park’s sellout streak has come to an end.
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Giants sign Orioles’ 2017 fourth-round pick who failed physical [report]
High school pitcher Jack Conlon made headlines around MLB in the past week for failing a physical with the Baltimore Orioles and becoming a free agent despite being drafted in the fourth round last month.
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Giants return home with the goal of regaining a lost identity
When the Giants host the Cleveland Indians –a team fresh off of winning an American League pennant– this week, it will mark the first three games of a 10-game homestand, and a stretch that features 18 of San Francisco’s next 23 games at home.