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Open Loop fall schedule:

10/10: Scanners w/ Wilted Woman, Huff Daddy (tape release), Broken Celeb Drone, & Coralcola @ Deep Thoughts JP

Last Giant to do that was my man JT Snow!!

What a frigging STUD!!

The Giants just can’t seem to do anything wrong on their current home stand.  Yesterday, down 3-0 in the 4th, the Giants scored in three straight innings to take a 4-3 lead.  Armando Galarraga was quite dominant early, but when the Giants pressured him in the 4th inning, he folded.  Aubrey Huff hit his fourth homerun of the year as he kept up his ownage of Galarraga (hate to say I told you so).  Miguel Tejada also had a great game as he had three hits, an RBI and a run.  Jonathan Sanchez did not have his best stuff throughout the entire game (what’s new?) but still managed to get the win thanks to the Giants’ offense and bullpen.  Brian Wilson picked up his twelfth save of the season in typical dramatic fashion and the Giants finished with their fifth win on this six game home stand.  There is not much to say about the game yesterday besides the fact that the Giants did an awesome job coming back.  While watching this team for the past few days, I can tell that they have a certain drive that was not present earlier in the season.  I think the crowd at AT&T Park has a lot to do with it.  All of the Giants feed off the energy at the park and it obvious in their play on the field. 

 There was a small scare yesterday as Buster Posey was not able to catch the ninth inning.  Posey took two back-to-back foul balls to the face and he could not seem to shake them off.  Posey will not be in the starting lineup today for the final game against the Diamondbacks.  Bochy says he is fine and they are just being very cautious with him. 

 The Giants will look for their second straight sweep as they send Matt Cain to the mound.  Arizona hopes that Daniel Hudson can help them salvage one game out of this series.  The Giants as a whole have not faired too well against Hudson in the past.  However, Freddy Sanchez has had success against Hudson, going 3-9 off of him with a homerun.  Hopefully Freddy can keep up his dominance of Hudson as the Giants look for their sixth straight win.  By the way, with the win yesterday, the Giants are 20-16 and they now are tied for first place in the N.L. West.