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GIANTS / Break open the vault Lincecum's 2010 salary will be costly...
Tim Lincecum is having an unprecedented career, and now he's in line for an unprecedented contract.
A look at Cy Young winners in or before their age-25 seasons
Zack Greinke is the ninth pitcher to win his first Cy Young Award in or before his age-25 season since 1985 when Bret Saberhagen and Dwight Gooden exploded on the national scene.
Shea: GMs to throw good money after bad?
The general manager meetings came and went this week with Milton Bradley still employed by the Cubs, who want to dump the outfielder ASAP after his lousy season that ended with a suspension for his lousy conduct.
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Rangers still an option for Bradley
Chicago Cubs looking for places to dump disruptive player but likely to have to eat large portion of his salary Milton Bradley after striking out with the bases loaded in the first inning against Milwaukee.
Many people loathe the New York Yankees for their spending habits, the way they toss contracts around like money is no big deal.
San Francisco: A nice spot for Jason Bay; Why the Giants Must Sign Him
Word around the streets of MLB is that free-agent hitter's don't put the San Francisco Giants anywhere near the top of their list because AT&T Park isn't a "hitter's" park.
Mailbag: Answers to all your Giant questions, like will the moon bombing affect free agent signings?
IT'S BEEN A FAIRLY interesting start to the Giants' off-season so far. They've already resigned Freddy Sanchez, cut ties with Noah Lowry, re-upped Brian Sabean and Bruce Buchy, and they hired a guy named Bam Bam to be their new hitting coach.
Gee, I don't know why I should hate the offseason. I'm trying to think of a reason, but I'm drawing a blank.
Cain stubborn, but takes loss to Padres
Matt Cain lasted only five innings Saturday night, remained winless at PETCO Park since Aug.
Giants out to snap San Diego skid
The Giants' next victory this season in San Diego will be their first. San Francisco concludes this season with three games at PETCO Park, where it is 0-6 this year.
Where Barry Zito Dines About Town
Of all the restaurants in all the city, Giants pitcher Barry Zito's favorite is Boboquivari's . He told an interviewer from the website LikeMe that he sometimes goes there for a takeout steak of an evening, the same way Grub Street would grab a burrito.
Baseball Clubs Pitch Players A Menu Change-Up
Giants chef Joe Day starts early to make enough food for more than two dozen hungry players.
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A healthier menu for the Giants
Recently we told you about the trend at Major League clubhouses to provide healthier options to the players.
On deck for Giants: At San Diego
About the Padres: Manager Bud Black might not be a favorite for NL manager of the year, but he should net a few savvy third-place votes.
Barry Zito , starting pitcher, Giants 6'4", 205 lbs Bats: L Throws: L Born: May 13, 1978 Drafted: 1st round by the Oakland Athletics in 1999 MINOR LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS 1999 : He went 6-1 with a 3.16 ERA in 13 starts spread over three levels.
MLB: Giants' owner should welcome back Bochy and Sabean but with few tweaks
If I were rookie Giants owner Bill Neukom, I definitely would like what the Brian Sabean-Bruce Bochy tandem did with the Giants this season.
Cubs further hurt Giants' hopes
The Cubs' Aramis Ramirez is congratulated by teammate Jake Fox after Ramirez hit a home run off the Giants' Barry Zito in the fourth inning Saturday in San Francisco.
Cubs continue to roll with victory against Giants
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Giants' pitchers starting to fade
It's assumed that Giants managing partner Bill Neukom will re-sign GM Brian Sabean and manager Bruce Bochy, but the boss with the bow tie called the final weeks of the season an "important data point" in how he reviews his personnel.
On deck for Giants: At Arizona
About the Diamondbacks: Arizona lost two of three to the Colorado Rockies over the weekend and fell to 33-42 at Chase Field - the only NL West team with a losing home record.
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