Continue reading "Have the Rockies locked up the NL Wild Card?"
Tim Lincecum
14 September 2009
Sure they have Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain at the top of their rotation, but it's difficult to gather momentum with an offense as impotent as theirs. They'd be tough in a short series because of their starting pitching, but I doubt they'll get to that point.
Posted by John Frascella | No comments yet
1 April 2009
ls opposing hitters to sleep with his deliberate style on the hill.
3-San Francisco Giants: Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Randy Johnson, Barry Zito, and Jonathan Sanchez. Wild card: Noah Lowry.
Posted by John Frascella | No comments yet
14 July 2008
Or see Big Carlos Zambrano and Tim Lincecum talk shop. To listen to what they have to say would be amazing. Also you get to see how all the players really love the game and get alone despite rivalries. Heck Mariano Rivera posed for a picture with Paperlbon and Varitek. Oh yea, and he requested it. And watching the hitters hit was amazing. They were hitting balls into area codes that are rarely seen. Finally seeing A-Rod take bp at Yankee Stadium was a sight. He can really launch the ball all over the yard.
Continue reading "What a First Night- The Natural Steals the Show"
Posted by Evil Empire | No comments yet
left with only two choices, Sheets and Edinson Volquez, as everyone else who deserved to be there (Tim Lincecum and Brandon Webb) both threw lastnight. Volquez was eliminated by his manager Dusty Baker as he threw over 120 pitches Saturday. (Hopefully Lincecum, Webb, and Volquez can all get an inning of work and showcase their talents). So that left Sheets as the starter, and he was the right guy to get the nod.
Posted by Evil Empire | No comments yet
10 March 2008
Pity Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum and the other pitchers that no matter how well they do, it still probably won’t be enough.
Continue reading "MLB 2008 Preview Part One: National League West"
Posted by Joe Sauer | No comments yet
8 March 2008
solid this year, if Zito can bounce back. They have some very good young arms with Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum and Noah Lowry. Their bullpen is pretty solid also but they have no dominant closer and that will hurt them. It should be a long year on the Bay. I know some people are happy to see Bonds gone but he was the only reason people went to see this team play last year.
Posted by Jeff Dufour | No comments yet