3 Reasons Why Joaquin Arias Should Be the Giants’ Everyday Shortstop

The Giants have had their share of issues, but none of those problems are quite like shortstop. Joaquin Arias had provided the thump lately, while Brandon Crawford has flashes the leather. However, Arias deserves the starting job. Here are three reasons why: Platooning Isn’t Effective In the Giants’ situation, platooning seems like the only plausible solution to having two average more »

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Nats’ Bats, Heat Overwhelm Lincecum, Giants 9-3

The temperature at first pitch was over 90 degrees, and while the Nationals players might have been used the heat, it became abundantly clear early the Giants’ starter was not. Tim Lincecum was quickly outmatched by the Nationals’ offense and the heat, yielding eight runs in just three and one third innings pitched as the home team emerged victorious from more »

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The Giants Will be Represented Well in the Midsummer Classic, With 4 Players Headed to Kansas City

The Giants had a very successful day before the game was even played. Not only will the Giants have three of their positional players start the Midsummer Classic in Kansas City, but all of their infielders received big-time votes as well. Brandon Belt and Brandon Crawford both finished in close seconds at their respective positions. Crawford was 300,000 votes away more »

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Why the San Francisco Giants Must Flip Flop Brandon Crawford and Ryan Theriot

Ryan Theriot and Brandon Crawford aren’t the flashiest names on the San Francisco Giants’ roster, but they are vital to the Giants success on offense. Theriot stepped up as the everyday second basemen after returing from a shoulder injury that supposedly limited his ability to extend when swinging the bat. However, Bruce Bochy is making a costly mistake by hitting more »

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