Category Archives: Bengie Molina
A Tale of Two Yetis
Bengie “Sas-Squat” Molina lifted a three-run blast and drove in five runs, while up-and-coming catcher/possible third base solution Pablominable Snowmandoval added two hits and one RBI to come from behind and beat the more-miserable-than-ever Padres. Randy Winn also notched three … Continue reading
Filed under Bengie Molina, Kevin Correia, Pablo Sandoval, Randy Winn
Vets: "Kids Are Alright, We’re Good Too"
Part of me wishes that Randy Winn and Bengie Molina spread out their surprisingly sublime nights (maybe retroactive to any game during the Houston debacle) but hey, I’ll take it. The best development? The resurgence of Matt Cain in this … Continue reading
Filed under Bengie Molina, Matt Cain, Randy Winn
TD Minus 6 Hours (Now With Live Blogging!)
Let’s get this out of the way first: I hope you’ll excuse me for my Oedipus eyes after watching Benedict Davis throw out the first pitch out in a DODGERS JERSEY. What’s worse, though, is he could have stayed on … Continue reading
Silver Lining-Free Zone
I’m sure you’re all aware of the skeletal plot of a contrived sports movie: a team of scrappy unheralded players perseveres through a period of complete incompetence, meeting the expectations of every outsider, only to band together and prove that … Continue reading
Trade Deadline News No Match for Veriz*n Crappiness
You can pin the no-post weekend on a certain unnamed internet service provider that, quite frankly, never delivered on their said promises of a telecommunications entourage. I’m sure the loyal crazies, er, readers of the blog were up in arms … Continue reading
Straws Clutched Much?
So the Giants continue their domination of the Washington Natgonnaworkhereanymores. Rich Aurilia, Omar Vizquel, and Bengie Molina each contributed mightily to the win. And would-be Olympian Geno Espineli get his first ML W. Now I may come off as snarky, … Continue reading
More on Hammond
Ryan Topp did a prospect analysis of the Brewers last offseason and had an interesting blurb on brand new Giant Steve Hammond and his best potential future role: #19 Steve Hammond,, LHP 6’2” 205 lbs. Born 4/30/1982 Drafted in the … Continue reading
Filed under Bengie Molina, Emmanuel Burriss, Jack Taschner, Omar Vizquel, Randy Winn, Ray Durham
