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Not a hardcore giants fan but my dad is, that being said the only reason why i can get through an entire game is becasue of Kuiper and Krukow
Official 2011 San Francisco Giants Season Thread (86-76) 2nd Place in NL West
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by tim lincecum,
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lightweight champion
Banned
- Jun 23, 2007
- 13,481
- 5,271
It is. But if for some odd and highly unlikely reason Arizona goes on a mini downslide, say, a 3 game losing streak between now and next weekend, and we continue this late season sizzle we'd be somewhere around 4-5 game back heading into our last showdown with the Diamondbacks. And, again, if we somehow got over their ownage of us the last two months and we sweep them we'd be 1 back with 3 to go.
Yeah...that's not happening
Yeah...that's not happening
lightweight champion
Banned
- Jun 23, 2007
- 13,481
- 5,271
It is. But if for some odd and highly unlikely reason Arizona goes on a mini downslide, say, a 3 game losing streak between now and next weekend, and we continue this late season sizzle we'd be somewhere around 4-5 game back heading into our last showdown with the Diamondbacks. And, again, if we somehow got over their ownage of us the last two months and we sweep them we'd be 1 back with 3 to go.
Yeah...that's not happening
Yeah...that's not happening
TheGodFresco
formerly gsdoubleu
- Aug 31, 2007
- 24,478
- 2,308
i still watch/listen/keep up with stats no matter what. Pablo is on fire
TheGodFresco
formerly gsdoubleu
- Aug 31, 2007
- 24,478
- 2,308
i still watch/listen/keep up with stats no matter what. Pablo is on fire
- May 8, 2006
- 13,432
- 224
Pablo
- May 8, 2006
- 13,432
- 224
Pablo
- Aug 28, 2003
- 880
- 10
Brian Wilson rocking Nike Mags
- Aug 28, 2003
- 880
- 10
Brian Wilson rocking Nike Mags
- Nov 20, 2007
- 8,859
- 577
#belted
- Nov 20, 2007
- 8,859
- 577
#belted
TheGodFresco
formerly gsdoubleu
- Aug 31, 2007
- 24,478
- 2,308
wish we could always play in coors
TheGodFresco
formerly gsdoubleu
- Aug 31, 2007
- 24,478
- 2,308
wish we could always play in coors
TheGodFresco
formerly gsdoubleu
- Aug 31, 2007
- 24,478
- 2,308
Carlos Beltran won’t return to Giants if offense doesn’t improve
By 'Duk
Despite the fact he's not under contract for 2012, Carlos Beltran(notes) is already campaigning for the San Francisco Giants to improve their offense.
Asked by Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News about his chances of returning to the team, Beltran said they aren't good if the Giants are only planning to pony up for his services and no one else's.
From the Mercury News:
Beltran left no doubt: It wouldn't be enough for Giants management to pin hopes on re-signing him plus banking on and health and production from catcher Buster Posey(notes) and second baseman Freddy Sanchez(notes).
"I would consider this organization for sure, because the pitching is unbelievable, and adding those guys back, of course you're adding more offense to the ballclub," Beltran said. [...]
"But I believe there should be a little bit more than [Posey and Sanchez]," he said.
Translation: It was nice knowing you these past few months.
Sorry, I cost you Zack Wheeler.
Troy Nelson of 22 Gigantes agrees that Beltran sounds like a goner if he's really expecting reinforcements and cites a payroll that already weighs in at $125 million as the main obstacle. Not only is that total hampered by the Barry Zito(notes) and Aaron Rowand(notes) albatross deals, it's set to rise once the team tries to sign Tim Lincecum(notes) and Matt Cain(notes) to longer deals, and players like Pablo Sandoval(notes) and Sergio Romo(notes) earn raises through arbitration.
I'll add that Beltran's posturing seems a little odd given the circumstances. If he's talking about the Giants adding a mega-free agent like Albert Pujols(notes) or Prince Fielder(notes) (who Larry Baer didn't rule out on Thursday) then, well, the team certainly wouldn't be able to afford him as well.
Carlos Beltran won’t return to Giants if offense doesn’t improve
If he's talking about the value-packed bats the Giants will almost certainly have to seek out, his destination for 2012 will likely already be determined by the time the team starts bargain shopping. The chances that Beltran will trust GM Brian Sabean to revamp the league's worst offense — especially as the aging veteran still seeks his first World Series title — seem slim.
Beltran has been great for the Giants lately, hitting .442/.500/.884 with four homers and 10 RBIs since Sept. 2. But in the case of the NL West pennant race, that sparkling line still qualifies as too little, too late.
As for Beltran, the future of the Giants offense — even with Posey and Brandon Belt(notes) — probably won't qualify as enough. But with Beltran's free agency approaching, we'll see if the market allows him to be as choosy as he's being right now.
By 'Duk
Despite the fact he's not under contract for 2012, Carlos Beltran(notes) is already campaigning for the San Francisco Giants to improve their offense.
Asked by Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News about his chances of returning to the team, Beltran said they aren't good if the Giants are only planning to pony up for his services and no one else's.
From the Mercury News:
Beltran left no doubt: It wouldn't be enough for Giants management to pin hopes on re-signing him plus banking on and health and production from catcher Buster Posey(notes) and second baseman Freddy Sanchez(notes).
"I would consider this organization for sure, because the pitching is unbelievable, and adding those guys back, of course you're adding more offense to the ballclub," Beltran said. [...]
"But I believe there should be a little bit more than [Posey and Sanchez]," he said.
Translation: It was nice knowing you these past few months.
Sorry, I cost you Zack Wheeler.
Troy Nelson of 22 Gigantes agrees that Beltran sounds like a goner if he's really expecting reinforcements and cites a payroll that already weighs in at $125 million as the main obstacle. Not only is that total hampered by the Barry Zito(notes) and Aaron Rowand(notes) albatross deals, it's set to rise once the team tries to sign Tim Lincecum(notes) and Matt Cain(notes) to longer deals, and players like Pablo Sandoval(notes) and Sergio Romo(notes) earn raises through arbitration.
I'll add that Beltran's posturing seems a little odd given the circumstances. If he's talking about the Giants adding a mega-free agent like Albert Pujols(notes) or Prince Fielder(notes) (who Larry Baer didn't rule out on Thursday) then, well, the team certainly wouldn't be able to afford him as well.
Carlos Beltran won’t return to Giants if offense doesn’t improve
If he's talking about the value-packed bats the Giants will almost certainly have to seek out, his destination for 2012 will likely already be determined by the time the team starts bargain shopping. The chances that Beltran will trust GM Brian Sabean to revamp the league's worst offense — especially as the aging veteran still seeks his first World Series title — seem slim.
Beltran has been great for the Giants lately, hitting .442/.500/.884 with four homers and 10 RBIs since Sept. 2. But in the case of the NL West pennant race, that sparkling line still qualifies as too little, too late.
As for Beltran, the future of the Giants offense — even with Posey and Brandon Belt(notes) — probably won't qualify as enough. But with Beltran's free agency approaching, we'll see if the market allows him to be as choosy as he's being right now.
TheGodFresco
formerly gsdoubleu
- Aug 31, 2007
- 24,478
- 2,308
Carlos Beltran won’t return to Giants if offense doesn’t improve
By 'Duk
Despite the fact he's not under contract for 2012, Carlos Beltran(notes) is already campaigning for the San Francisco Giants to improve their offense.
Asked by Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News about his chances of returning to the team, Beltran said they aren't good if the Giants are only planning to pony up for his services and no one else's.
From the Mercury News:
Beltran left no doubt: It wouldn't be enough for Giants management to pin hopes on re-signing him plus banking on and health and production from catcher Buster Posey(notes) and second baseman Freddy Sanchez(notes).
"I would consider this organization for sure, because the pitching is unbelievable, and adding those guys back, of course you're adding more offense to the ballclub," Beltran said. [...]
"But I believe there should be a little bit more than [Posey and Sanchez]," he said.
Translation: It was nice knowing you these past few months.
Sorry, I cost you Zack Wheeler.
Troy Nelson of 22 Gigantes agrees that Beltran sounds like a goner if he's really expecting reinforcements and cites a payroll that already weighs in at $125 million as the main obstacle. Not only is that total hampered by the Barry Zito(notes) and Aaron Rowand(notes) albatross deals, it's set to rise once the team tries to sign Tim Lincecum(notes) and Matt Cain(notes) to longer deals, and players like Pablo Sandoval(notes) and Sergio Romo(notes) earn raises through arbitration.
I'll add that Beltran's posturing seems a little odd given the circumstances. If he's talking about the Giants adding a mega-free agent like Albert Pujols(notes) or Prince Fielder(notes) (who Larry Baer didn't rule out on Thursday) then, well, the team certainly wouldn't be able to afford him as well.
Carlos Beltran won’t return to Giants if offense doesn’t improve
If he's talking about the value-packed bats the Giants will almost certainly have to seek out, his destination for 2012 will likely already be determined by the time the team starts bargain shopping. The chances that Beltran will trust GM Brian Sabean to revamp the league's worst offense — especially as the aging veteran still seeks his first World Series title — seem slim.
Beltran has been great for the Giants lately, hitting .442/.500/.884 with four homers and 10 RBIs since Sept. 2. But in the case of the NL West pennant race, that sparkling line still qualifies as too little, too late.
As for Beltran, the future of the Giants offense — even with Posey and Brandon Belt(notes) — probably won't qualify as enough. But with Beltran's free agency approaching, we'll see if the market allows him to be as choosy as he's being right now.
By 'Duk
Despite the fact he's not under contract for 2012, Carlos Beltran(notes) is already campaigning for the San Francisco Giants to improve their offense.
Asked by Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News about his chances of returning to the team, Beltran said they aren't good if the Giants are only planning to pony up for his services and no one else's.
From the Mercury News:
Beltran left no doubt: It wouldn't be enough for Giants management to pin hopes on re-signing him plus banking on and health and production from catcher Buster Posey(notes) and second baseman Freddy Sanchez(notes).
"I would consider this organization for sure, because the pitching is unbelievable, and adding those guys back, of course you're adding more offense to the ballclub," Beltran said. [...]
"But I believe there should be a little bit more than [Posey and Sanchez]," he said.
Translation: It was nice knowing you these past few months.
Sorry, I cost you Zack Wheeler.
Troy Nelson of 22 Gigantes agrees that Beltran sounds like a goner if he's really expecting reinforcements and cites a payroll that already weighs in at $125 million as the main obstacle. Not only is that total hampered by the Barry Zito(notes) and Aaron Rowand(notes) albatross deals, it's set to rise once the team tries to sign Tim Lincecum(notes) and Matt Cain(notes) to longer deals, and players like Pablo Sandoval(notes) and Sergio Romo(notes) earn raises through arbitration.
I'll add that Beltran's posturing seems a little odd given the circumstances. If he's talking about the Giants adding a mega-free agent like Albert Pujols(notes) or Prince Fielder(notes) (who Larry Baer didn't rule out on Thursday) then, well, the team certainly wouldn't be able to afford him as well.
Carlos Beltran won’t return to Giants if offense doesn’t improve
If he's talking about the value-packed bats the Giants will almost certainly have to seek out, his destination for 2012 will likely already be determined by the time the team starts bargain shopping. The chances that Beltran will trust GM Brian Sabean to revamp the league's worst offense — especially as the aging veteran still seeks his first World Series title — seem slim.
Beltran has been great for the Giants lately, hitting .442/.500/.884 with four homers and 10 RBIs since Sept. 2. But in the case of the NL West pennant race, that sparkling line still qualifies as too little, too late.
As for Beltran, the future of the Giants offense — even with Posey and Brandon Belt(notes) — probably won't qualify as enough. But with Beltran's free agency approaching, we'll see if the market allows him to be as choosy as he's being right now.
- Nov 27, 2002
- 4,335
- 73
- Nov 27, 2002
- 4,335
- 73
- Apr 15, 2005
- 11,588
- 837
- Apr 15, 2005
- 11,588
- 837
- Feb 29, 2000
- 88,759
- 47,966
come on gyros #*! smh cant be coughin up leads
- Feb 29, 2000
- 88,759
- 47,966
come on gyros #*! smh cant be coughin up leads
- Feb 29, 2000
- 88,759
- 47,966
and here we go
- Feb 29, 2000
- 88,759
- 47,966
and here we go
- Jun 20, 2008
- 412
- 13
Mr. Pill is legit no doubt
- Jun 20, 2008
- 412
- 13
Mr. Pill is legit no doubt
