5/3/12: The San Francisco Giants returned from the road last week to take two out of three games from their National League West rival San Diego Padres. The Giants find themselves four games behind the surprising Los Angeles Dodgers for first place in their division. Trailing their hated rivals has to sting, even though it is still early in the season. The Giants will have a chance to bite into that lead as they will head to Los Angeles early next week for a big early series with their biggest rivals. Before that happens though they will have to play series against Miami and the Brewers at home.

5/3/12 - Third baseman Pablo Sandoval of the San Francisco Giants will have surgery on Friday to repair a broken bone in his left hand. Sandoval has been place on the 15-day disabled list and is expected to miss four to six weeks. Sandoval believes he hurt his hand on Sunday. He had a day off and reported soreness in his left hand on Tuesday. Sandoval underwent an MRI exam and CT scan that showed the fracture. Sandoval leads the Giants in HRs (5), RBIs (15), and runs scored (16). The Giants have called up Conor Gillaspie from Triple-A Fresno to replace Sandoval on the Giants' roster.

4/26/12: The San Francisco Giants hit the big apple this past week in a big way by taking three out of four games from the New York Mets. This included a sweep of a double header on Monday. Coming off that high they stumbled a bit as they dropped the first two games of their series in Cincinnati against the Reds. The Giants did suffer a strange injury as they placed veteran Aubrey Huff on the 15 day disabled list as he was struggling with anxiety attacks. They called up infielder Joaquin Arias from Triple-A Fresno to fill in for Huff while he recovers.

4/19/12: The Giants opened their home season this past weekend by taking two of three from the Pittsburgh Pirates before facing the mighty Philadelphia Phillies. They head East this weekend to face the New York Mets in New York before heading to Cincinnati. The Giants have been led early in the season by third basemen Pablo Sandoval who is off to a scalding start by hitting .341 with two homers and nine runs batted in, all of which lead the team. The Giants are still looking up in the National League West standings but with the season still in its infancy there is no reason to panic yet.

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The San Francisco Giants won it all last year. After defeating the Atlanta Braves, Philadelphia Phillies and Texas Rangers to win their first World Series championship in San Francisco, the team has remained mostly unchanged going into 2011. Strong defensive play and intimidating pitching returns this season. As long as the Giants can start Ace Tim Lincecum and close with Brian Wilson, they have a great chance to win the NL pennant for the second straight year.

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Despite losing one of the premiere catchers in the MLB in Buster Posey on May 26th, the Giants have managed to maintain their first-place position in the National League West. As of June 14th, they sit at 37-29, good for fifth-most wins in the National League.

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Following the Barry Bonds era, it didn't take long for the Giants to get a batch of All Stars and take down the World Series crown. Will they continue their success? With Aubrey Huff leading the way in terms of batting, Pablo Sandoval providing some power, Tim Lincecum on the mound and Brian Wilson continuing to make opponents "Fear the Beard", it should be another exciting and competitive season for the Bay Area's own MLB team.

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