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Episode 26: Undercover Ross

Cody Ross is somewhere back there, posing as a fry cook.

Episode 26: Undercover Ross is out!

In the twenty-sixth episode, Thomas and Danny survive the Rapture to talk about Mark DeRosa’s potentially career-ending wrist injury, Tim Lincecum the Great and Terrible, Cody Ross’s hot streak, and Ryan Vogelsong’s spot in the rotation.

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Go Giants!

Off-Day Giants Blues

 

I think the Rally Rags failed.

I got about halfway through a blog post last week, in which I detailed the Giants’ four consecutive series wins, surprising offense, excellent pitching, lights-out bullpen, and optimistic prospects on the young season.

Well, suffice it to say that a bit has changed between then and now.

Getting swept by the Braves hurt. Not as much as it would hurt to get beaten so soundly by the Padres or the Dodgers, but seeing each and every part of what made your team good break down in systematic fashion can have something of a deflating effect. The pitching staff, which was supposed to prevent losing streaks, collapsed. The bullpen, which was supposed to preserve the leads that seem so few and far between, imploded. The offense, which so far this season has looked like a TV set on loud with some kid playing with the mute button, basically forgot what game they were playing. On the rare instance that they got a lead, well, see above for what happened.

That sucked, and now it’s over, and there’s a lot of baseball left.

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Episode 19: Who’s Your Padre?

Gamer.

Episode 19: Who’s Your Padre? is out!

In the nineteenth episode, Thomas, Danny and guest star Levon recap the Giants/Padres series, analyze the Padres bullpen and Heath Bell’s future, and look forward to the Giants upcoming games.

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Go Giants!