Category Archives: Jonathan Sanchez
Dirty Dismissal
For Jonathan Sanchez, a season that started with so much promise ended with a whimper. And if I were a betting man, which I am, I’d wager that Kevin Correia may have thrown his last pitch as a Giant. With … Continue reading
Mission: Destroy Brandon Webb
San Francisco losses pile up in the desert – perhaps, may I speculate, due to the losses of Freddy Lewis and Manny Burriss – but, no matter. Because, for tonight, the real drama of the 2008 season continues: can The … Continue reading
Filed under Conor Gillaspie, Emmanuel Burriss, Fred Lewis, John Bowker, Jonathan Sanchez, Tim Lincecum
Freak Is Fine, Giants Still Suck; Bye Bye Bowker?
From Extra Baggs: He’s OK, according to his agent, and expects to make his next start. The liner hit him on the tibia just below the knee. Bad bruise. You may breathe normally now. Well [gasp] said. Give [gasp] me … Continue reading
Backe to the Minors
Despite the Giants best efforts to win all of their games on infield singles collected in the ninth inning, they managed to make Brandon Backe look like Cy Young as they fell to the Disastros Monday. Squeaking out only four … Continue reading
Romonic
Last night’s game reminded me of any M. Night Shyamalan movie besides The Sixth Sense: mildly intriguing most of the way through before giving way to an underwhelming over the top twist that erases any positives one could have taken … Continue reading
Filed under Jonathan Sanchez, Merkin Valdez, Rich Aurilia, Sergio Romo
Reports of Cain’s Demise Premature
It strikes me that the potential years-long battle for the title of ace will be a fun sub-plot for this franchise. On a day where the wondrous Tim Lincecum was featured in Sports Illustrated and Jon Sanchez was named NL … Continue reading
Filed under Bengie Molina, Brian Wilson, Eliezer Alfonzo, Jonathan Sanchez, Jose Castillo, Matt Cain, PEDs, Steve Holm, Tim Lincecum
I Figured Out Bullets Tildes
Admittedly, the post mired in incredulity is a cliche at best (and the product of hacks in truth), but give me some credit here: ~ Rich Aurilia, he of a .351 June batting average, goes all “legitimate ML hitter” on … Continue reading
Filed under Jonathan Sanchez, Rich Aurilia, Tim Lincecum
