Giants’ Caleb Kilian shares which MLB legend he’d most like to pitch against

For many pitchers, a dream matchup might be facing someone like Willie Mays, Barry Bonds or Babe Ruth.For Giants reliever Caleb Kilian, his answer is just a bit different – and a bit more tied to nostalgia.“Probably Josh Hamilton,” Kilian told NBC Sports Bay Area’s Kylen Mills on the latest edition of “Kylen’s Kwik Hits.” “He was someone I looked up to and thought was really cool when I was growing up.”The 28-year-old was born in Anaheim, Calif., but spent his adolescent years in Texas, where his fondness for Hamilton and the Texas Rangers was born.Kilian was a pre-teen when the Giants’ current infield coach, Ron Washington, was managing the Rangers and leading the club to back-to-back World Series appearances.“It was a good time to grow up being a fan,” Kilian told Mills. “They had a pretty stacked team.”The Rangers won back-to-back American League West crowns in 2010 and 2011, finishing the seasons 90-72 and 96-66, respectively.Led by Hamilton, Ian Kinsler and Hall of Fame third baseman Adrian Beltré, the stars of the Rangers took the club to new heights. And that 2010 Texas team might...