Classifying the fans you’ll see in the stands for the first two games of the World Series.
Looking for significance in signatures, with special guest Chris Heston.
Jerry Dipoto will get a chance to show what he can do away from meddlin’ Moreno.
DeGrom DeGrominates, the surprisingly good Tigers’ bullpen is unsurprisingly bad, Bumgarner beats Kershaw again, and the best defensive play of the day.
The reasons not to bring in the all-time home run leader [were] little more than tissue-thin fictions.
The Nationals snap out of it, Bumgarner beats Kershaw again, and the defensive play and non-play of the day.
The Giants sweep the Dodgers, the Royals pick another fight, Kris Bryant is out of position, and the Mets.
The first week of the season is overrated, overanalyzed, overdiscussed–and, also, enough to move the odds significantly.
Looking at the Giants’ never-changing bullpen.
Paying for stability has resulted in three World Series titles for Brian Sabean.
Geo Soto goes to the other side of Chicago, Jonny Gomes goes back to the NL, Vogelsong returns to SF and Ichiro is going to be a Marlin.
Singleton might be squeezed out of Houston’s outfield, and Ryan Vogelsong might be squeezed into the Giants rotation.
The Giants finally get in on the offseason action.
No true elite talent at the top, but plenty of potential major-league contributors and some breakout candidates.
Brian Sabean may have missed out on two of the bigger contributors to the Giants 2014 run, but apparently he’s not letting anyone else get away.
A trio of studs compensates for the defending champs’ barren farm system.