CHARLIE MANUEL does not think either Tim Lincecum or Matt Cainhas logged enough service time to earn a permanent home in therealm of greatness, but the Giants' young duo hascertainly paid more than its fair share of visits when facing the Phillies . Last night, it wasLincecum's turn to continue what he started in lastyear's National League Championship Series, as the acerighthander pitched six scoreless innings before turning thingsover to his bullpen in a 4-1 Giants win. "They're good pitchers - you say they are greatpitchers? To me, I don't know how great they are," Manuelsaid. "As they move on into their career, the longevity part, Ithink that's when the greatness might come by. This is aconsistent game, and it goes with pitching and
Phillies' bats silent again against Lincecum
Published July 29, 2011 at 3:40 PM
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