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Your browser does not support iframes. All he wanted was to move into scoring position in order to help his team pad its lead in Game 2 of the World Series. But Angel...
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The Giants weren't as much of a surprise the Nationals, so it's doubtful Bruce Bochy will get much love in the Manager of the Year award balloting when the results are...
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Prince Fielder ran the Tigers out of a run and Madison Bumgarner dominated to lead the Giants to a 2-0 win and 2-0 World Series lead.
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Are the Giants going to win this Game 2 with bunts, walks and double-play balls? They just added another run in the eighth when Tigers rookie Drew Smyly walked Angel...
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By Henry Schulman This has not been a good postseason for Giants fans who prefer tense and tight games. Mostly, the Giants have won and lost blowouts. The pitching...
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From the Web › The Mercury News
Struggling Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner fixed his problems Thursday night, throwing seven shutout innings against the Detroit Tigers to get the Game 2...
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After hitting three home runs, San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval receive kudos from former Giants postseason star Cody Ross, Venezuelan golfer Jhonattan...
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From the Web › The Mercury News
San Francisco Giants shut out Detroit Tigers in Game 2 of World Series 2-0 to lead series 2-0.
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Madison Bumgarner throws seven shutout innings, allows just two hits.
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Madison Bumgarner pitched two-hit ball over seven innings, Brandon Crawford drove in the go-ahead run with a double-play grounder after a key bunt stopped just fair...
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Doug Fister took the Giants' best shot without evenflinching.
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(Adds seventh inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of...
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Somewhere inside of AT&T Park on Thursday night, San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow watched Game 2 of the World Series as a guest of his favorite team. It is believed...
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(Adds eighth inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of...
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(Adds ninth inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of the...
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - The San Francisco Giants took a major step toward claiming their second title in three years by blanking the punchless Detroit Tigers 2-0 on...
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The favored Tigers suddenly find themselves in a 2-0 hole after a sacrifice bunt that stays fair does them in.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- It is hard to think of a 23-year-old turning back the clock, but that is exactly what Madison Bumgarner did Thursday night.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- A Giant dose of small ball, and suddenly San Francisco finds itself in a most unique position - way ahead in a postseason series.
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Coming into tonight, many questioned whether Madison Bumgarner was the right choice for Game 2 after his late-season struggles carried into the postseason. However...
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From the Web › San Francisco Chronicle
The last two games at AT&T Park have been raucous affairs, with lots of action and plenty for the crowd to get excited about. Game 2? Not so much. So far, it's a...
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The Giants' defense is giving the team a real edge so far in the World Series and there was more on display in the fourt inning, when Pablo Sandoval made a nice catch at...
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In a lengthy, rambling interview with Fox's Tim McCarver ... during the game! ... Giants' closer Sergio Romo tells the story of growing up in Southern California's...
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It was a 1-2-3 fifth for Madison Bumgarner, not showing any signs of the tired arm that everyone suspected during the NLCS and his several starts before that. He hasn't...
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After he hit three home runs in Game 1, Pablo Sandoval grabbed his phone and saw 300 congratulatory text messages, with many more on Twitter. They came from all corners...
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Pitchers' duel! Bumgarner vs. Fister, it's a good one. Madison Bumgarner did issue a two-out walk to Austin Jackson in the sixth, then struck out Omar Infante with some...
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The Tigers have kept Pablo Sandoval in the ballpark tonight after his three-homer night in Game 1, but not off the basepaths: He singled with two outs in the sixth...
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Doug Fister came out to start the seventh and gave up a base hit to left by Hunter Pence. Jim Leyland lifted Fister, who allowed four hits in six-plus innings, and put...
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From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at AT&T Park In a pitching showdown like this one, you take what offense you can get, and the Giants got on the board first...
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From the Web › The Mercury News
The Tigers pitcher took a solid Gregor Blanco line drive right off the side of the head. Somehow he was completely unfazed and continued his pitchers' duel with the...
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From the Web › The Mercury News
[View the story "World Series Game 2: Scary moment for Detroit's Doug Fister" on Storify]
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From the Web › FOX Sports
While the Fall Classic between the San Francisco Giants andDetroit Tigers pits clubs from two very different cities, thedistinctive style and taste of each team's...
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Detroit's Prince Fielder was thrown out at the plate trying toscore on Delmon Young's double, pitcher Doug Fister remained in thegame after getting hit on the head by a...
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Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan brutally beaten atDodger Stadium on opening day 2011, is in attendance at Game 2 ofthe World Series as a guest of the...
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(Adds fifth inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of the...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Detroit and San Francisco were scoreless after five innings of Game 2 of the World Series, as Tigers right-hander Doug Fister and Giants left-hander...
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(Adds sixth inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of the...
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The Giants ran away with Game 1, but pitching is the name of the game tonight. Madison Bumgarner and Doug Fister have matched zeros so far as Game 2 remains scoreless...
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Game 2 is scoreless no longer. The Giants finally broke through in the bottom of the seventh inning when Brandon Crawford grounded into a double play with the bases...
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From the Web › San Francisco Chronicle
The Associated Press is reporting that Bryan Stow, the Giants fan who was beaten badly after a game between Los Angeles and San Francisco last season, is attending Game...
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In a scene that briefly evoked the injury to Brandon McCarthy of the A's earlier this year, Tigers starter Doug Fister took a line drive off the top of his head in the...
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From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at AT&T Park In the second inning, the Giants' superior defense appeared again: Prince Fielder, aboard after being hit by a...
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From the Web › The Mercury News
After Wednesday's wild opening, San Francisco Bay Area baseball fans rooted fiercely for Thursday evening against the Detroit Tigers.
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Baseball commissioner Bud Selig says he feels no pressure to get a fast resolution
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Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan brutally beaten atDodger Stadium on opening day 2011, is in attendance at Game 2 ofthe World Series as a guest of the...
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of the World Series 8-3...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan brutally beaten at Dodger Stadium on opening day 2011, is in attendance at Game 2 of the World Series as a...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Bud Selig is telling the Bay Area baseball teams and their fans to be patient.
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(Adds second inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Detroit Tigers starter Doug Fister stayed in the game despite getting hit in the head by a hard line drive off the bat of San Francisco's Gregor...
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(Adds third inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of the...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Detroit's Prince Fielder was thrown out at the plate trying to score on Delmon Young's double, pitcher Doug Fister remained in the game after getting...
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SAN FRANCISCO — Get this man an auto ad because Doug Fister is built Ford tough. Though the replays made the rest of us cringe, the Detroit Tigers pitcher shook...
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(Adds fourth inning) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - Inning by inning of Game Two of the World Series on Thursday: Pre-game: The San Francisco Giants took the opening game of...
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The Giants had a scoring chance go by the wayside in the bottom of the second inning. Buster Posey singled off Doug Fister to begin the inning before Hunter Pence flew...
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Written by Scott Ostler of The San Francisco Chronicle Reggie Jackson, just back from a golf lesson Thursday afternoon, took a few minutes Thursday to talk about Pablo...
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Sports writer Darren Sabedra will live chat as the Giants and Tigers battle in Game 2 of the Fall Classic.[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full...
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Paramedic beaten nearly to death at Dodger Stadium in 2011 comes out to root on San Francisco Giants
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 - The Detroit Tigers, taking on the San Francisco Giants in pursuit of their first World Series crown since 1984, may have to achieve their mission...
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SAN FRANCISCO - The Detroit Tigers, taking on the San Francisco Giants in pursuit of their first World Series crown since 1984, may have to achieve their mission without...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Pablo Sandoval had more than 300 text messages on his phone when he woke up Thursday morning. Players from around major league baseball, including the...
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San Francisco Giants found a nice replacement in Scutaro when Cabrera was suspended
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez among the hundreds to congratulate Giants third baseman on his breakout performance in World Series.
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