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April 23, 2008

Zito Suffers First Loss as Giants Fall 5-3

Frandsen hits fifth home run of the season in defeat

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Barry Zito struggled with his command tonight, walking six batters over the course of seven innings

as the Giants fell 5-3 to the Dodgers.

Three of those six walks came in the Dodgers three-run fourth inning when Zito walked the bases

loaded with no outs. Andy LaRoche drove in the first run with an infield single and Tony Abreu plated

the next two with a solid hit to center.

The Giants couldn't muster enough offense off Brad Penny to retaliate, scoring just one run through

the first seven innings before plating one each in the eighth and ninth innings. Penny allowed just

three runs on nine hits while striking out seven over eight and one-thirds innings. Jonathan Broxton

got the last two outs of the contest for his seventh save.

Scoring

T4: LaRoche single scores Ethier; Abreu single scores Kemp, Martin

B5: Frandsen solo HR

T8: Martin grounds out to third, Loney scores; LaRoche single scores Ethier

B8: Ortmeier single scores Wood

B9: Lewis double scores Velez

W – Penny (2-1) L – Zito (1-1) S - Broxton (7)

Player of the Game:

Kevin Frandsen 1-3, HR, RBI, BB

April 23, 2008 Boxscore

April 24, 2008

Schmidt Returns to Bay Area, Dodgers Coast to 12-3 Win

Former Giants ace now 5-0 on the season

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Jason Schmidt made his first start in San Francisco since leaving the Giants as a free agent in 2006.

With boos coming from all angles, the former Giants ace allowed just two runs on four hits in six and

one-thirds innings as the Dodgers offense opened up for 12 runs in a decisive victory.

Giants starter Kevin Correia got the first two batters he faced - and was then ejected after hitting

Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp with successive pitches. Jesse Foppert entered in relief and surrendered

eight runs on nine hits in four and two-thirds innings.

Kemp went two-for-three with a home run while driving in five to pace the Bums. Loney, Choo Freeman

and Schmidt all drove in two each. Kevin Frandsen hit his sixth home run of the season for the Giants.

Scoring

B2: Frandsen two-run HR

T3: Loney triple scores Furcal; Kemp sacrifice fly scores Loney

T5: Kemp three-run HR

T6: Schmidt double scores Abreu, Freeman; Loney double scores Schmidt; Ethier double scores Loney

T7: Freeman two-run HR

T8: Kemp single scores Ethier

B8: Schmidt single scores Lewis

W – Schmidt (5-0) L – Foppert (1-1)

Player of the Game:

Kevin Frandsen 1-4, HR, 2 RBI

April 24, 2008 Boxscore

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League News - April 24, 2008

Injuries

BAL LF Jay Gibbons is day-to-day with a strained lower back.

Transactions

CIN signs 1B Robert Fick to a minor league deal.

CLE signs C Rey Colyer to a minor league deal.

DET signs C Brian Bock to a minor league deal.

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April 25, 2008

Misch Solid, But Scherzer Holds Giants to Five Hits in Shutout

Giants lefty allows just one run in six innings of work

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Rookie hurler Max Scherzer dominated the Giants today, surrendering just five hits while striking out 12

and walking none in his first career complete game and shutout.

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Pat Misch watches the only run he allowed tonight, a solo shot from Orlando Hudson in the sixth inning.

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Apparently getting bored with strikeouts, Scherzer hit pinch-hitter Eugenio Velez in the sixth inning.

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Bengie Molina ended the contest as Scherzer's 12th strikeout victim.

Scoring

T6: Hudson solo HR

T7: Reynolds two-run HR; Drew solo HR

T8: Quentin single scores Hudson

W – Scherzer (2-1) L – Misch (4-1)

Player of the Game:

Max Scherzer 9 IP, 5 H, 0 R, 12 K, 0 BB

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April 26, 2008

Giants Score Six in Final Two Innings, Win 9-5

Frandsen, Wood drive in three a piece in victory

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San Francisco used a late offensive outburst to ensure a victory for Matt Cain tonight, scoring a com-

bined six runs in the seventh and eighth innings before holding on for a 9-5 win.

Cain pitched brilliantly for San Francisco, allowing just one run on eight hits over eight innings. But

Tyler Walker got just one out and allowed three runs before leaving in the ninth, putting the Diamond-

backs back in the contest. Brad Hennessey and Brian Wilson combined to get the last two outs of the

game, ending Arizona's late threat.

Randy Walter picked up his first career hit with a pinch-hit single in the eighth. He later scored, along

with Omar Vizquel, on a single from Brandon Wood.

Scoring

T1: Jackson single scores Hudson

B3: Vizquel double scores Cain, Lewis; Wood single scores Vizquel

B7: Molina single scores Vizquel; Frandsen three-run HR

B8: Wood single scores Walker, Vizquel

T9: Closser single scores Hudson; Tracy three-run HR

W – Cain (2-1) L – Owings (1-2)

Player of the Game:

Brandon Wood 3-5, 3 RBI

April 26, 2008 Boxscore

April 27, 2008

Bullpen Struggles Continue as Giants Fall 12-5

Arizona scores four runs in both the seventh and eighth innings

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Both Brandon Webb and Tim Lincecum were average today, bringing the play of each bullpen into

play as the deciding factor in the game.

Edgar Gonzalez threw four innings in relief of Webb, allowing just one run on three hits in that span.

The Giants bullpen, a combination of four pitchers, combined to allow seven runs on seven hits in

three innings.

The biggest blow to the Giants chances came in the seventh inning when Arizona loaded the bases

for Orlando Hudson. Randy Messenger came in to face the Diamondbacks second baseman and, on a

2-1 pitch, surrendered a grand slam to give Arizona a 7-4 lead.

The Diamondbacks scored four more off Scott Munter and Tyler Walker in the eighth - three coming off

Munter - to pull away in a 12-5 victory.

Scoring

B2: Ortmeier grounds into a double play, Wood scores

T3: Drew single scores Tracy; Hudson single scores Drew

B5: Vizquel single scores Rodriguez, Davis

T6: Hudson solo HR

B6: Wood solo HR

T7: Hudson GS

T8: Closser solo HR; Young single scores Reynolds, Tracy; Hudson single scores Drew

T9: Closser grounds out to second, Quentin scores

B9: Aurilia single scores Frandsen

W – Gonzalez (3-1) L – Lincecum (1-2)

Player of the Game:

Omar Vizquel 2-4, 2 RBI

April 27, 2008 Boxscore

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April 28, 2008

Giants Designate Walker for Assignment

SAN FRANCISCO - Prior to tonight's game, the San Francisco Giants announced that they have desig-

nated relief pitcher Tyler Walker for assignment. The club has 10 days to trade or demote the right-

hander.

Walker, who turns 32 next month, has struggled this season, allowing 13 runs, 12 earned, on 19 hits

in just seven and two-thirds innings. He has appeared in 10 games for San Francisco and hitters are

batting an astonishing .463 against him.

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April 28, 2008

Zito Struggles as Giants Fall 6-2

All six Rockies runs scored in third and fourth innings

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Brandon Wood hit his fourth home run of the season in the second inning.

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Fred Lewis tries to sacrifice himself in the third inning, but settles for a bunt single.

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Jeff Baker drove in the first three runs for Colorado with a three-run home run in the third.

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Jeff Francis was masterful today, allowing just two runs on six hits in seven innings. He struck out 10 and

walked three in the contest.

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Fred Lewis stole his league-leading eighth base in the fifth inning.

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Brandon Wood makes a great play to get Troy Tulowitzki in the seventh inning. The ball deflected off pitcher

Vinnie Chulk before Wood rushed over to field it bare-handed.

Scoring

T2: Wood solo HR

B3: Baker three-run HR

T4: Ortmeier solo HR

B4: Spilborghs single scores Iannetta; Holliday two-run HR

W – Francis (1-2) L – Zito (1-2)

Player of the Game:

Dan Ortmeier 3-4, HR, RBI

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April 29, 2008

Jimenez K's 11 in 8-0 Drubbing of San Francisco

Molina, Wood combine for five of seven Giants hits

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Ubaldo Jimenez put on a clinic today, striking out 11 Giants while allowing just five hits over seven and

one-thirds scoreless innings as the Rockies pounded San Francisco 8-0.

Brad Hawpe paced Colorado offensively, collecting three doubles while driving in three in a three-for-

four night. Colorado's 1-2-3-4 hitters combined to score all eight of the Rockies runs.

Kevin Correia fell to 1-3 after allowing five runs on eight hits in five innings. Kevin Frandsen went 0-

for-four with three strikeouts in his first game since moving to the number two spot in the lineup.

Scoring

B3: Holliday single scores Spilborghs; Atkins double scores Tulowitzki, Holliday; Hawpe double scores

Atkins

B5: Holliday solo HR

B7: Hawpe double scores Tulowitzki, Holliday

B8: Tulowitzki double scores Spilborghs

W – Jimenez (3-1) L – Correia (1-3)

Player of the Game:

Ubaldo Jimenez 7.1 IP, 5 H, 0 R, 11 K, 1 BB

Brad Hawpe 3-4, 3 2B, 3 RBI

April 29, 2008 Boxscore

April 30, 2008

Misch Prevents Sweep with Fifth Victory

Hennessey, Wilson shut down Colorado over final three innings

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Rookie hurler Pat Misch improved to 5-1 with a victory tonight, allowing just two runs on six hits in six

innings.

His counterpart, Jason Hirsh, was perfect until Kevin Frandsen hit his eighth home run of the young

season in the fourth inning. San Francisco then added two more in the top of the sixth to take a 3-0

lead.

The Rockies finally got to Misch in the bottom of the sixth, scoring twice before he closed the door with

a 3-2 advantage. Brad Hennessey then threw scoreless seventh and eighth innings before Brian

Wilson came on for the ninth. Wilson walked two, but struck out the side to pick up his seventh save.

Scoring

T4: Frandsen solo HR

T6: Wood double scores Ortmeier; Vizquel single scores Wood

B6: Holliday triple scores Hirsh; Atkins double scores Holliday

W – Misch (5-1) L – Hirsh (0-4) S - Wilson (7)

Player of the Game:

Kevin Frandsen 1-4, HR, RBI

April 30, 2008 Boxscore

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League News - April 30, 2008

Injuries

TOR SP Gustavo Chacin was placed on the 15-day DL with an inflamed left shoulder.

Suspensions

SEA SP Horacio Ramirez has been suspended for six games following his part in an altercation in last night's game.

Transactions

BAL signs C Alan Rick to a minor league deal.

CIN signs 2B Eddie Cornejo to a minor league deal.

HOU signs RF Craig Wilson to a minor league deal.

KC signs 1B Chip Cannon to a minor league deal.

LA signs LF Casey Craig to a minor league deal.

SEA signs C Steve Lerud to a minor league deal.

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Carmona to Have Surgery, Out for Season

CLEVELAND, Ind. - The Cleveland Indians announced today that Fausto Carmona will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery on a torn right shoulder muscle earlier this morning.

Carmona, 24, combines with C.C. Sabathia to make one of the best 1-2 punches in the major leagues. However, Carmona experienced hard luck last season, going 6-10 with a 4.30 ERA.

In a controversial move last season, the Indians rode Carmona for 203 innings, by far the most he had thrown in a season since being signed out of the Domincan Republic in 2000.

He was 2-1 with a 4.15 ERA in 39 innings so far this season while averaging 8.31 strikeouts per nine innings. He was averaging just 2.77 walks per nine.

The Indians were not available for comment.

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Hey man great dynasty goin on. Hey what rosters or mods are using. BEcAuse i seem to be having problems with my UR 8.61. Thanks for the help

Thanks, glad you're enjoying it. :D

I'm just using the basic setup of MVP 07 and the latest UR. Nothing fancy. I started with a fresh install of '05. If all else fails, that's what I would recommend.

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