#RallyZito Gained Popularity As Zito Lead SF Giants to Victory in NLCS Game 5
The tenacious San Francisco Giants fanbase took over Twitter in support of Barry Zito as he saved the team from elimination.
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The tenacious San Francisco Giants fanbase took over Twitter in support of Barry Zito as he saved the team from elimination.
After an 8-3 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in Game Four of the NLCS, the San Francisco Giants enter familiar territory—facing the threat of elimination from the postseason.
After the San Francisco Giants got two quality starts from Vogelsong and Cain, Lincecum and Zito get named as starters for Games 4 and 5, while Bumgarner is sent to the bullpen.
After Cardinals outfielder's hard slide that eventually took San Francisco Giants second baseman Marco Scutaro out of Game 2, the infielder is ready to start Game 3 and holds no ill feelings towards the opposition.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Ryan Vogelsong leads his team to a win in Game 2 of the NLCS, adding another chapter to his inspirational baseball story.
San Francisco Giants' starting rotation continues their sub-par outings. With these performances from their starting pitching, the status of future starts come into question for later games of the NLCS.
The San Francisco Giants have named their Game 1 and Game 2 starters for the NLCS, but have not decided if Lincecum will start over Zito in Game 4.
With the two hottest teams in the postseason in the NLCS, the San Francisco Giants need to turn up the offense to get past the St. Louis Cardinals.
Against all odds, the San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds to advance to the NLCS. When asked what got them to this point, the answer is always the same: playing for the guy beside them.
If the San Francisco Giants advance to the NLCS, Tim Lincecum proved he is worthy to return to the starting rotation.
When the odds were against them, the San Francisco Giants found a way to pull out a win. Here are three reasons why it's not time to count this team out.
The San Francisco Giants have not been a challenge to the Cincinnati Reds in the NLDS. Can they come back from being down 0-2? They send 35-year-old Ryan Vogelsong to the mound to lead the charge.
