In the tenth episode, Thomas and Danny talk about the new signings, pitchers and catchers, and give their over/under thoughts on the Giants pitchers.
Check it out on iTunes, or on the RSS feed. We look forward to your feedback, either by commenting here on the blog, emailing us at giantspod@gmail.com, or our Twitter feed.
The doors opened at 11:00 am, and by 11:46 they started turning away fans because the park was full.
Hey everyone! As mentioned in our recent podcast, we here at GiantsPod Corporate headed down to Fanfest 2011 at AT&T park last Saturday morning. It was quite a spectacle and, thanks to Bill Zarchy, here’s a slideshow of what we saw there.
Check out the full slideshow, and we’ll keep a rotating slideshow in the sidebar or on this post after the jump.
Yes, he did score in this play. Remind me, did the Rockies win the division in 2010?
While the Giants had a relatively quiet and predictable off-season, our Rocky neighbors to the east had quite an expensive one, extending shortstop Troy Tulowitzski’s contract until 2020, with a team option for 2021, and all it cost was an additional $114 million ($129 million with the option). Small potatoes for a team eager to keep one of its best, most popular players, particularly when that player is incredibly talented, right?