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“The color guard was very professional and crisp”

Greenwave choir director Kathy Archey spun around to face her 60-person ensemble, while, at the same time, listening to the public address announcer introduce the national anthem being sung by her group. via Nevada Appeal

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“It's everything together. We're playing a game while people are dying and getting sick with cancer. Using the bat is a nice way for us to show our respect and support.”

Many big-leaguers swung pink bats on Mother's Day to increase awareness about breast cancer and raise money to fight the disease. via The Post Chronicle

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The National League's hottest team during the month of May invades San Francisco's AT&T Park for the opener of a four-game series, as the Houston Astros attempt to keep up their torrid stretch in tonight's ... via Austin American-Statesman

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CLICK TO LISTEN: Giants Clubhouse Report previewing the weekend series with the Phillies and what's to come at AT&T Park.

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San Francisco Giants third base coach Tim Flannery, left, shakes hands with Steve Holm after Holm's two-run home run off Philadelphia Phillies relief pitcher J.C. Romero in the seventh inning of a baseball game...

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“I thought he was just coming out to talk to me”

The Giants are nearing the quarter-pole of the season, so it's less automatic that No.1 starters are matching up against each other. via Marin Independent Journal

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Police today released the name of an 18-year-old man who was arrested in connection with an alleged fatal assault that took place near AT&T Park Friday night toward the end of a San Francisco Giants home game. via San Jose Mercury News

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An 18-year-old man died over the weekend from head injuries sustained during an assault from another teenager at a San Francisco Giants home game Friday night, according to the San Francisco Police Department.

The victim was assaulted by the suspect, also age 18, around 10:30 p.m. towards the end of the baseball game at AT&T Park, police said.

The victim was transported to San Francisco General Hospital in critical condition. He was pronounced dead about noon Saturday, according to police. Read more

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“He doesn't drift mentally out there”

San Francisco Giants' Omar Vizquel swings for a single off Philadelphia Phillies' Jamie Moyer during the first inning of a baseball game Saturday, May 10, 2008, in San Francisco. via San Diego Union-Tribune

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“I wouldn't say I'm comfortable”

Infielder Emmanuel Burriss is grateful for every day he spends in a big-league uniform, but it's a little less enjoyable now that his best friend is no longer a few lockers away. via Marin Independent Journal

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