Category Archives: Aaron Rowand
Destiny Spits on the Giants
So Peter Happy ends up being the guy who gets the game winning hit in the clincher of the World Series, eh? That hurts worse than the beartrap that’s attached to the canker sore on my tongue. It is a … Continue reading
Filed under Aaron Rowand, Pedro Feliz
Giants LOB one to Rockies
Cold (or even mild, temperate) summer nights at Pac Bell are no fun unless the Giants are scoring, and these days, the faithful along with the Lunatic Fringe know: that scoring is not going to come from home runs. So … Continue reading
Filed under Aaron Rowand, Fred Lewis, Matt Cain, Matt Palmer, Randy Winn
DING DONG, CASTILLO’S DFA’D (And Everyone’s Up)
Well, how about that for a move? (From Baggs) Huge, huge shift today. The Giants have a whole new corner infield. John Bowker and Steve Holm were optioned to Fresno and Jose Castillo was designated for assignment. Rohlinger, a third … Continue reading
Another Broken Record: Backbreaking Losses
Giants drop two maddening games in the double-header, the second costing hard-luck Matt Cain another shot at a win. Misch-ugana remains winless after deciding to take the day off, getting absolutely shelled in the first game. Positives: Aaron Rowand’s 100th … Continue reading
Filed under Aaron Rowand, Bengie Molina, Matt Cain, Omar Vizquel, Pat Misch
Another Broken Record: Backbreaking Losses
Giants drop two maddening games in the double-header, the second costing hard-luck Matt Cain another shot at a win. Misch-ugana remains winless after deciding to take the day off, getting absolutely shelled in the first game. Positives: Aaron Rowand’s 100th … Continue reading
Filed under Aaron Rowand, Bengie Molina, Matt Cain, Omar Vizquel, Pat Misch
Yor-vit Is Better Than Ours
Among the nasty byproducts of the mercenaries otherwise known as the early 21st century Giants is that we seem to play a former Giant every freaking series. And every freaking series, no matter how much their skills eroded, if there … Continue reading
Clutch Holmer
Steve Holm gets it done in relief of Big Money as his 2-run homer (the first of his ML career) in the bottom of the seventh helps the Giants nab the rubber match and return the favor to the Phillies. … Continue reading
