For a while, there, the angle was easy. The Giants were familiar again, an imperfect-yet-compelling ex-spouse that you took back despite their obvious flaws. Perhaps the ex-spouse was beautiful enough to launch a thousand ships, but always apt to drug ... »
There are a lot of different ways for the Giants to become an average offense. Not even joking! Snark-free! Hear me out. Take a couple of the following: Melky Cabrera repeating his 2011 season Angel Pagan repeating his 2010 season Pablo Sandoval stayin... »
We have our hero for the day and his name is Charles Bartlett Johnson.AKA, the man who authorized the Giants to sign right-hander Matt Cain to a nine-figure contract extension, specifically in the neighborhood of $110 million to be paid over five years... »
I like writing the Matt Cain projections. So Matt Cain is good. Here is me writing about Matt Cain being good. Hyperbole hyperbole hyperbole. Straight talk. You see that straight talk right there? That's how good Matt Cain is. Hyperbole for mostly fail... »
First post of 2012, and already a tad on the bitter side about this Carlos Quentin trade. Heading into the 2011/12 offseason, the Giants had really one main goal, improve the offense. What was lacking from that offense the most was a right-handed power... »
