As with years past, there are many repeat winners, along with some first timers. As always, some of the choices are more questionable than others.
MLB
Giants 2010 World Series Champions
Posted on November 02 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
For the first time since 1954, when the team was still located in New York and Willie Mays made “the catch,” the Giants are the Champions of the baseball world.
Madison Bumgarner gets Giants to within one
Posted on November 01 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
Madison Bumgarner became the 5th youngest starter to start a World Series game at 21 years and 91 days old. Taking the hump on the road, the youngster led his San Francisco Giants to a Game 4 win.
Rangers take Game 3, pull within one
Posted on October 31 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
Back at home in Arlington, the Texas Rangers took Game 3 of the World Series 4-2 last night behind solid pitching and a couple of long balls.
FREE MARIJUANA, when Giants hit a homerun
Posted on October 29 2010 by Paula Duffy.
More than the scoreboard lit up whenever the Giants hit a homerun during the first two games of the World Series. When one went over the fence, the ReLeaf Herbal Center distributed FREE MARIJUANA.
Giants win Game 2 with another blowout
Posted on October 29 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
Matt Cain shut down the Rangers vaunted lineup throwing 7.2 scoreless innings and allowing just four hits while the bats did the rest in a huge 8th inning.
Freddy Sanchez, Giants jump on Lee win Game 1
Posted on October 28 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
With a couple of Cy Young award winners facing off, Game One of the World Series was expected to be a pitcher’s duel but neither hurler was on top of their game.
“Castoffs” and “Misfits” going to the World Series
Posted on October 24 2010 by Theo Fightmaster.
Called “misfits” and “castoffs” the San Francisco Giants find themselves in the 2010 World Series.
Yankees out, Rangers in World Series
Posted on October 23 2010 by Brett Kettyle.
Colby Lewis dominated the Yankees for eight innings and Vladimir Guerrero hit a clutch two run double to lead the Texas Rangers to their first American League Championship.
“Q” named manager of Cubs
Posted on October 21 2010 by Miriam Romain.
The 53-year-old who the players call “Q”, was officially named manager of the team and was re-introduced, to the media this week.