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BASG vs. ESPN’s Rob Neyer (OK, not really)
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Buster Posey, Chris Ray, Edgar Renteria, Jose Guillen, Napoleon Dynamite, Pablo Sandoval, Pat Burrell, Rob Neyer, San Francisco Giants, espn on 08 18th, 2010 | 1 Comment
BASG vs. ESPN’s Rob Neyer (OK, not...
Normally linksharing between blogs is pretty common and not really worth noting, but I’m not too jaded to admit I was flattered to get some love from a senior writer at the Worldwide Leader. Rob Neyer is an interesting guy, and that’s not just because he looks like a combination of Greg Kinnear...
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I wish I could criticize Sabean…
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Adam Dunn, Barry Zito, Brian Sabean, Bruce Bochy, Edgar Renteria, Freddy Sanchez, Javier Lopez, John Bowker, Jonathan Sanchez, Madison Bumgarner, Matt Cain, Pablo Sandoval, Prince Fielder, Ramon Ramirez, San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum on 07 31st, 2010 | 6 Comments
I wish I could criticize Sabean…...
I really, really do. Ever since sports talk radio changed the way we talk, whine, yell and bitch about sports, criticism is the only real way to get your point across anymore. Ask anybody who’s making a good living in this crazy business. If you talk about how great everything is all the time,...
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First post-Barry Giants team with an identity
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Buster Posey, Edgar Renteria, Juan Uribe, Nate Schierholtz, Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco Giants, Scott Podsednik, Tim Lincecum on 07 27th, 2010 | 2 Comments
First post-Barry Giants team with an ide...
You know what they say: you never want to get in a home-run hitting contest with the San Francisco Giants. What’s going on here? Did we really watch last night’s game and end up surprised that Edgar Renteria didn’t come through, that he struck out to end the game? Even Aaron Rowand’s...
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BASG gets its first critique
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Amare Stoudemire, Bengie Molina, Buster Posey, Chris Cohan, Edgar Renteria, Golden State Warriors, LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Nate Schierholtz, Phil Jackson, San Francisco Giants on 07 2nd, 2010 | 4 Comments
BASG gets its first critique...
Thanks to some Google Alerts wizardry from my lovely fiance Sports Girl Liz, we found out that not only is there a new SB Nation Bay Area site, but they’re the first media outlet to fully dissect my “5 Things the Warriors can do” post from a couple days ago, passage by passage. Or any...
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Torture? Try really, really annoying
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Bengie Molina, Brian Sabean, Bruce Bochy, Buster Posey, Edgar Renteria, Juan Uribe, Matt Cain, Mychael Urban, Pablo Sandoval, Prince Fielder, San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum on 06 30th, 2010 | 9 Comments
Torture? Try really, really annoying...
Fire Bochy. Fire Sabean. Fire Meulens. Fire Kelly. Fire Sandoval. Fire Molina. Fire Renteria. Fire Rowand. Fire Seal. No, we can’t. This is the bunch we’re stuck with. Before the season started that wasn’t exactly okay, but the current cast of characters was at least tolerable to most...
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It’s Pat! (See ya later, John Bowker)
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Edgar Renteria, John Bowker, Kevin Frandsen, Mark DeRosa, Pat Burrell, San Francisco Giants on 06 4th, 2010 | No Comments
It’s Pat! (See ya later, John Bowk...
He’s a local guy, grew up near Santa Cruz and went to Bellarmine. Even though he’s from pretty much the same area and has been infinitely more successful in the Majors, Pat Burrell just isn’t getting the same love Kevin Frandsen did when he was a whiny little Giants farmhand. OK, that’s...
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Hey Giants: Get a leadoff hitter!
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Bruce Bochy, Edgar Renteria, Henry Schulman, Nate Schierholtz, San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum on 05 26th, 2010 | No Comments
Hey Giants: Get a leadoff hitter!...
Wow, that was exciting. Talk about our lives changing after the Giants braintrust got together to fix the offensive woes. Yep, we’re moving players around, getting impact veteran infielders back from the DL, things will change just watch… I feel like I’m having a flashback. There’s...
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Giants aren’t unlucky, they’re old
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Aubrey Huff, Bengie Molina, Carl Crawford, Edgar Renteria, Eugenio Velez, Freddy Sanchez, Golden State Warriors, John Bowker, Jonathan Sanchez, KNBR, Mark DeRosa, Nate Schierholtz, Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco Giants on 04 21st, 2010 | No Comments
Giants aren’t unlucky, they’...
Now that the San Francisco Giants’ offense has been exposed for the house of cards we all hoped it wasn’t but were pretty sure it was before the season started, we’re back to square one. Which means everyone panics, throws up their hands and offers a bunch of insane ideas that make...
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Giants looking gamey, gritty and … cocky?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Edgar Renteria, John Bowker, Juan Uribe, Matt Cain, Mike Krukow, Nate Schierholtz, San Francisco Giants, Travis Ishikawa on 04 7th, 2010 | No Comments
Giants looking gamey, gritty and …...
The Giants like veterans, because they share two qualities. They taste gamey and gritty (like squab or quail gizzards), and their fact status as gritty gamers has actually rankled quite a few fans over the last five playoff-free seasons. The Giants just swept an awful team this afternoon (a 100-loss...
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A’s vs. Giants, position by position (Part 1)
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Aubrey Huff, Bengie Molina, Cliff Pennington, Coco Crisp, Daric Barton, Edgar Renteria, Freddy Sanchez, John Bowker, Kevin Kouzmanoff, Kurt Suzuki, Mark DeRosa, Mark Ellis, Nate Schierholtz, Oakland A's, Pablo Sandoval, Rajai Davis, Ryan Sweeney, San Francisco Giants on 04 2nd, 2010 | 6 Comments
A’s vs. Giants, position by positi...
One team says there’s “magic inside,” and the other team, well, they have pretty funny commercials (sigh). Regardless, the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland A’s tell their respective stories in wildly different ways. One is a big money, big media team in a nice stadium, and...
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