BIG NEWS: your dude Cole is officially a bone marrow donor! 💪💪💪
After ~5 years on the registry, I finally matched w/ a stranger in need and went into surgery earlier this month. Interested in helping? Get swabbed by
@BeTheMatch
— you may have a chance to save someone's life.
I need to pause with the jokes and nonsense for a moment.
Clayton Kershaw is one of the best pitchers I've had the pleasure of watching - and by all accounts a really nice guy. While his postseason yips make me happy the Dodgers lose, it's sad that this is how he'll be remembered
This throw by Buster got slept on yesterday, but it might be the best I've ever seen. And then the reveal of the perfect hair and All-Star Break tan is just 😘👌.
The
#LastOfUs
outbreak began on September 26, 2003, and the world fell apart the following day.
That means the final MLB inning played was the San Francisco Giants wrapping up a 10-1 absolute smackering of the Dodgers, which started off with a 1st inning Rich Aurilia 3-run HR.
@DL_138
@djlavoie
@BrandonLBradfor
And then the president of the united states announced that the injured man was an Antifa superspy who flopped and faked the head injury.
Rocking the Brandon Belt SFG captain's hat
"Whoa, there's the House Barry Built! Look at that!"
Bumping e-40 out on the Bay
Klay is an absolute SF legend.
If you ever wondered where the Kuiper brothers got their their voices and their love of baseball, it was from this man.
RIP Henry Kuiper: auctioneer, fastpitch softball legend, dairy farmer, and awesome grandfather.
This is absolutely incredible. I just called my dad to ask him what he thought and as soon as he answered he said "did you see the batting stance video???"
I've seen a minor bit of grumbling from
#SFGiants
fans, but I think the blue 42 on the back is an awesome touch. Jackie Robinson is much bigger than our silly rivalry.
For the 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, all players will wear a Dodger blue 42 on the backs of their jerseys on April 15th.
@ShempnJackFlash
@therealsupes
I love this one because this scene was like a soft announcement to audience that things in this franchise were going to get wacky going forward and they better get on board.
This honestly doesn't surprise me. I don't think people realize how effective of a hit job the nonstop anti-SF propaganda has done across the rest of the country.
Everyone's going to talk about Joe Panik's WS Game 7 play today, but I'd like to shout out this sick overshot barehander from a
@RiverCats
rehab game in 2015. Always been a favorite of mine.
Grew up in North Carolina.
Made his way to the Bay Area to play ball in 2009.
Won a bunch of rings.
Could have had a pro career in his offseason hobby sport.
Had one of the GREATEST postseason game 7 performances of all time.
QT unrelated, I'm talking about Madison Bumgarner.
There is no argument here. The greatest HR hitter in the sport's history NEEDS to be recognized in the museum dedicated to celebrating the sport.
The Hall of Fame is already chock full of cheaters, dickheads, racists, and more, so go clutch those pearls elsewhere.
You guys know I'm the kind of fan who is more interested in the people who wear the Giants uniform than the stats in the box score.
It makes me proud to have such an eloquent and empathetic person as a face of the organization, a leader in the MLB, and as a voice for change.
I mentioned this on
@NBCSGiants
Postgame but it's worth repeating: if
@MTauchman
doesn't make this catch, the Dodgers and Giants are currently tied in the NL West.
Many people don't realize that the Raiders / AT&T Park deal is contingent upon Mark Davis insisting on the building of a 25,000-seat expansion called "Mt. Davis II," which will forever block the view and end up covered in tarps 90% of the time.
Every once in a while I call my dad and he doesn't want to turn off what he's watching so he gives me play-by-play of it. I always think about how a lot of people would kill to listen.
His play-by-play of that Vlad Jr vs. Joc saga was one of those things.
#OuttaHere
Red's Java House.
To pull a quote from the late, great Anthony Bourdain: "Red's is a wonderful, old school, high fat, high protein, beer for breakfast kind of a place... Any time you begin to doubt the wonderfulness of San Francisco, really, all you gotta do is come here.”
My sister and I are helping my dad clear out his garage today and we discovered his old photo albums from college, minor leagues, and winter ball. What a stud.