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Last season, Melky Cabrera was two homers shy of joining the 20-20 club, and put up an excellent triple slash line of .305-.339-.470 with 18 HRs, 87 RBI, 102 runs and 20 stolen bases in a full time role in Kansas City.

Melky Cabera is the best hitter on a team fighting for a playoff spot. Chew on that for a while.

Buster Posey was having a good year before tonight. He was hitting .350 at the end of April, but everyone kind of knew he was doing it with hits he was stealing out of Brandon Crawford's locker.

We are a quarter of the way through the 2012 MLB season, and still, no progress has been made as far as an extension for Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels is concerned.

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The offseason feels like a distant memory with six weeks of regular-season baseball come and gone, but winter moves have had a profound impact on teams.

Just 35 games into his Giants' tenure, Melky Cabrera looks like something more than a one-year rental.

Way back in November, the Giants made their big, offensive move of the 2012 offseason, acquiring Melky Cabrera from the Royals for Jonathan Sanchez.

There are currently over 130 players on the disabled list right; about 40 players have been activated from the DL in 2012.

Kansas City placed former Giants left-hander Jonathan Sanchez, 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA in six starts, on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday with left biceps tendinitis.

Former Giants pitcher Jonathan Sanchez, who was 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA in six starts, was placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Kansas City Royals Wednesday with left biceps tendinitis.

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Jonathan Sanchez had ample opportunity to ponder his start Monday night, and the beleaguered Royals starter came to the conclusion that he didn't pitch that badly against the Boston Red Sox.

SAN FRANCISCO – The discussion about whether the Giants should trade mercurial but immensely talented starter Jonathan Sanchez lasted longer than a political campaign.

Pablo's hurt. Old Zito's back. Crawford can't field or hit. Second base is a revolving door of nonsense.

The Royals are rotten right now, no other way to put it, and - with about one-sixth of the season gone - comfortably on pace for the most disappointing season in a recent franchise history stocked mostly of nothing else.

After scoring the second-fewest number of runs in Major League Baseball last year, the San Francisco Giants ' offseason objective was simple: Get offense.