Strat-O-Matic SF Giants best team tournament 1958-2010

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Game Four

The 1969 Giants open Game 4 with a 2 run first inning. With one out Ron Hunt and Willie Mays hit back to back doubles and then Willie McCovey drove Mays home with a single. Ken Henderson reach John Montefusco for a 2 run home run in the fourth and Ron Hunt added a solo shot in the 5th. The next three batters walked and although Henderson hit into a double play, another run scored. Marc Hill gets the 1978 Giants on the board with a solo HR in the 7th and Jack Clark gets them a little closer with a 2 run blast in the 8th. But Willie McCovey gets his first home run of the series with a 9th inning insurance home run and the 1969 Giants even the series with a 7-3 win.

GAME FOUR
1969 Giants 200 220 001 – 7 12 0
1978 Giants 000 000 120 – 3 7 0
Bolin, Herbel (9) and Dietz
Montefusco, Curtis (5), Barr (6), Moffitt (8) and Hill
WP Bolin
LP Montefusco
HR Henderson, Hunt, Hill, Clark, 1969 McCovey
LH Hunt 2x5 2B HR, 1969 McCovey 3x4 HR 2 RBI BBLanier 2x4, Whitfield 2x5

Series tied 2-2

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Game Five

Aces Juan Marichal and Vida Blue are back on the hill in a pivotal Game 5. The 1969 Giants load the bases with 2 out in the top of the first but Blue gets Jim Davenport to fly out. The 1978 Giants strike first when Terry Whitfield rolls a 1-7 to lead off the bottom of the first with a result of HR 1-7 and flyout 8-20 and the 20 sider comes up 7. The 1969 Giants load basses with 2 outs again I e t and this time Henderson grounds out to end the threat.

But in the 4th Bobby Bonds laces a 2 out clutch single to score Jim Davenport knotting the game at 1-1. In the top of the 6th the 69 Giants grab their first lead when again they load the bases with 2 outs. Willie Mays rolls a catcher’s card X result and Marc Hill allows a passed ball to score the go ahead run. Mays then pops out and Blue strikes out Willie McCovey to hold the game at 2-1. In the bottom of the 6th, the 1978 Giants load the bases with 2 outs and Larry Herndon rolls a 1-8, triple 1-12, single 13-20. The splitter is a 17 and the 1978 Giants take the lead 3-2. Marc Hill atones for his passed ball with a run scoring single and the 78 Giants now lead 4-2.

In the top of the 7th, The 69 Giants get singles from Dick Dietz, Jim Davenport and Hal Lanier plus to garner one run, then pinch hitter Tito Fuentes rolls a grounder and legs out the force out to score the tieing run. Game tied 4-4.

In the top of the 8th Ron Hunt singles then Mays unloads a 2 run Home run and the 69 Giants take a 6-4 lead. But the 1978 Giants load the bases with no outs in the bottom of the 8th on a Jack Clark single, a Mike Ivie single and a walk to Darrel Evans. Relief pitcher Frank Linzy is summoned and he gets Herndon to ground into a double play, scoring Clark, but March Hill comes through with a 2 out single to knot the game at 6.

In the 9th, Roger Metzger rolls a 2-8 for a triple 1-2 single 3-20 and of course gets the 2 for a triple. Bill Madlock then rolls a 6-10 for a game winning sac fly off Linzy’s card.

GAME FIVE
1969 Giants 000 101 220 – 6 12 0
1978 Giants 100 003 021 – 7 12 0
Marichal, Sadecki (7), Linzy (8) and Dietz
Blue, Lavelle (9) and Hill
WP Lavelle
LP Linzy
HR Whitfield, Mays
LH Mays 2x4 HR 2 RBI BB, Dietz 2x4 BB, Davenport 2x5, Lanier 3x5, Metzger 2x5 3B, Clark 2x4, Ivie 2x4 2B, Hill 3x4 2 RBI

1978 Giants lead 3-2

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Game Six

A tight 1-1 game through 7 innings is broken wide open by a huge 7 run 8th for the 1978 Giants and they go on to eliminate the 1969 Giants in a game 6 8-4 win. 7 hits, a walk and a sacrifice contributed to the 7 run inning.

GAME SIX
1978 Giants 000 000 170 – 8 11 3
1969 Giants 010 000 030 – 4 6 1
Knepper and Hill
Perry, Bryant (8), Robertson (8) and Dietz.
WP Knepper
LP Perry
HR Dietz
LH Mays 2x4 HR 2 RBI BB, Dietz 2x4 BB, Davenport 2x5, Lanier 3x5, Metzger 2x5 3B, Clark 2x4, Ivie 2x4 2B, Hill 3x4 2 RBI

1978 Giants win series 4-2
1969 Giants eliminated

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SF GIANTS BEST TEAMS TOURNEY CURRENT RESULTS

ROUND ONE PLAY-IN ROUND

BRACKET 1.
#1 seed 2010 SF Giants, World Series Champions 92-70 .568
#2 seed 1965 SF Giants, 2nd place NL 95-67 .586
#3 seed 2001 SF Giants, 2nd place NL West 90-72 .556
#4 seed 1997 SF Giants 1st Place NL West 90-72 .556 DEFEAT #5 seed 1970 SF Giants, 3rd Place NL West 86-76 .531 4 GAMES TO 0


BRACKET 2
#1 seed 1993 SF Giants, 2nd Place NL West 103-59 .636
#2 seed 2000 SF Giants, 1st Place NL West 97-65 .599
#3 seed 1966 SF Giants, 2nd Place NL 93-68 .578
#4 seed 1963 SF Giants, 3rd Place NL 88-74 .543 DEFEAT #5 seed 1973 SF Giants, 3rd Place NL West 88-74 .543 4 GAMES TO 1

BRACKET 3
#1 seed 1962 SF Giants, NL Champions 103-62 .624
#2 seed 2003 SF Giants, 1st Place NL West 100-61 .621
#3 seed 1987 SF Giants, 1st Place NL West 90-72 .556
#5 seed 1978 SF Giants, 3rd Place NL West 89-73 .549 DEFEAT #4 seed 1969 SF Giants, 2nd Place NL 90-72 .556 4 GAMES TO 2

BRACKET 4
#1 seed 2002 SF Giants, NL Champions 95-66 .590
#2 seed 1989 SF Giants, NL Champions 92-70 .568
#3 seed 1971 SF Giants, 1st Place NL West 90-72 .556
#4 seed 1964 SF Giants, 4th Place NL 90-72 .556 DEFEAT #5 seed 1959 SF Giants, 3rd Place NL 83-71 .539 4 GAMES TO 2

PLAY IN ROUND COMPLETED

UP NEXT "SWEET 16"

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SF GIANTS BEST TEAMS TOURNEY

ROUND TWO "SWEET 16"

BRACKET 1.
#1 2010 SF Giants vs. #4 1997 SF Giants
#2 1965 SF Giants vs. #3 2001 SF Giants

BRACKET 2
#1 1993 SF Giants vs. #4 1963 SF Giants
#2 2000 SF Giants vs. #3 1966 SF Giants

BRACKET 3
#1 1962 SF Giants vs. #5 1978 SF Giants
#2 2003 SF Giants vs. #3 1987 SF Giants

BRACKET 4
#1 2002 SF Giants vs. #4 1964 SF Giants
#2 1989 SF Giants vs. #3 1971 SF Giants

First Up
Bracket 3 2003 Giants vs 1987 Giants

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Sweet 16 Series 1

2003 SF Giants vs. 1987 SF Giants

Game 1: Jason Schmidt (17-5) vs. Rick Reuschel (13-9)
Game 2: Kirk Rueter (10-5) vs. Kelly Downs (12-9)
Game 3: Jerome Williams (7-5) vs. Mike LaCoss (13-10)
Game 4: Damian Moss (9-7) vs. Atlee Hammaker (10-10)

2003 GIANTS vs 1987 GIANTS

Kevin Mitchell homers off Jason Schmidt in the top of the first, but Barry Bonds retunrs the favor off Rick Reuschel in the bottom of the second. The 2003 Giants add a run in the third when Marquis Grissom doubles home Ray Durham and in the third Pedro Feliz, who had tripled, scores on a passed ball to give the 2003 Giants a 3-1 lead.

Jason Schmidt records 5 K's the first 2 innings and has 8 after 6 IP but his fielders let him down in the 7th. On 3 X chances sandwiched around a walk by PH Mike Aldrete, the 1987 Giants get two hits and an error on fielding chances and rally to tie the score at 3. Barry Bonds breaks the tie with his second HR in the 8th and the 2003 Giants take game 1 4-3.

1987 Giants 100 000 200 - 3 8 0
2003 Giants 011 100 01x - 4 8 1
Reuschel, Robinson (7) and Brenly.
Schmidt, Nathan (8) and Santiago
WP Nathan
LP Robinson
HR Mitchell, Bonds (2)

2003 Giants lead 1-0.

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Game 2
The 2003 Giants jump out to an early 3-0 lead as Barry Bonds homers again, a 2 run shot in the first, but the 1987 Giants rally for 4 runs in the third, the big blow being a Chili Davis 3 run HR. The 1987 Giants tack on single runs in the 4th and fifth and Kelly Downs settles down for a complete game 6-3 victory.

GAME TWO
1987 Giants 004 110 000 - 6 8 0
2003 Giants 210 000 000 - 3 12 2
Downs and Brenly.
Reuter, Brower (5), Herges (7), Rodriguez (9) and Santiago
WP Downs
LP Reuter
HR Bonds, Davis

Series tied 1-1

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Game 3

In an unexpected pitchers duel, the 2003 Giants nip the 1987 Giants 2-1 behind the 4 hit pitching of Jerome Williams. All the runs were scored in the 6th inning.

GAME THREE
2003 Giants 000 002 000 - 2 8 0
1987 Giants 000 001 000 - 1 4 0
Williams and Santiago
LaCoss, Garrets (7), Hammaker (9) and Brenly.
WP Williams
LP LaCoss

2003 Giants lead series 2-1

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Game 4

The 2003 Giants move to within 1 game of advancing with a 6-3 Game 4 victory vs the 1987 Giants.
The 1987 Giants puled Dave Dravecky out to start Game 4 but Barry Binds ripped him for a first inning 3 run homer and a fifth inning RBI single. Down 6-1 in the 9th, the 1987 Giants plated two runs and the bases loaded with 1 out when Jeff Leonard drew a 16 on a Single 1-14 chance. Candy Maldonado then flew out to end the game.

GAME FOUR
2003 Giants 300 030 000 - 6 7 0
1987 Giants 000 010 002 - 3 9 1
Moss, Worrell (9) and Santiago
Dravecky, Robinson (5), Hammaker (8) and Brenly
WP Moss
LP Dravecky
HR Bonds

In 4 games Barry Bonds has these stats:
AB 13
R 4
H 8
HR 4
RBI 9
BB 3

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Game 5

The 1987 Giants get off the mat and lash out 15 hits to win Game 5 8-2. A tight game was broken open with 2 runs in each of the 6th, 7th and 8th innings. Rick Reuschel went the distance for the win.

GAME FIVE
2003 Giants 000 001 010 - 2 10 0
1987 Giants 010 012 22x - 8 15 2
Schmidt, Herges (7) and Santiago
Reuschel and Brenly
WP Reuschel
LP Schmidt
HR Davis

2003 Giants lead series 3-2

Bonds update 2x4 (2 singles)

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Game 6
We are headed for our first game seven as the 1987 Giants defeat the 2003 Giants in 10 innings 6-5. The 1987 Giants had a 5-18th inning lead but the 2003 Giants rallied for 3 runs in the 8th and 1 in the 9th to otie the game. Barry Bonds had a home run, a single and 2 walks but struck out with 2 on and 1 out in the 9th, but Andres Galarraga came through with the 2 out 2 on 9th inning game knotting single .

However, in the 10th Chili Davis, who earlier had homered and doubled accounting for 3 runs, drove home Jose Uribe with the go ahead run.Scott Garrelts struck out the side in the bottom of the 9th to seal the win.

GAME SIX
1987 Giants 100 002 020 1 - 6 9 0
2003 Giants 000 001 031 0 - 5 10 1
Downs, Garrelts (9) and Brenly.
Rueter, Rodriguez (8), Worrell (10) and Santiago.
WP Garrelts
LP Worrell
HR Davis, Bonds

Bonds update 2 x3, HR RBI 2 BB
Bonds stats through 6 games
AB 20
H 12
HR 5
BB 5
(I think)

series tied 3-3.

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GAME SEVEN LINEUPS

visitors 1987 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
1. Chili Davis CF
2. Robby Thompson 2B
3. Will Clark 1B
4. Kevin Mitchell 3B
5. Candy Maldonado RF
6. Bob Brenly C
7. Jeff Leonard LF
8. Jose Uribe SS
9. Mike LaCoss P


home 2003 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
1. Jose Cruz JR RF
2. Ray Durham 2B
3. Marquis Grissom CF
4. Barry Bonds LF
5. Andres Galarraga 1B
6. Pedro Feliz 3B
7. Benito Santiago C
8. Neifi Perez SS
9. Jerome Williams P

Game 7

Game seven starts out well for the 1987 Giants as Kevin Mitchell rolls a 1-8 for a 2 run home run in the top of the first. The 2003 Giants get a run back in the fourth when 2 walks and infield single and a sac fly produce a run. But Mitchell rolls a 1-8 again in the 5th and the 1987 Giants now lead 4-1. The 2003 Giant get a runner on in the 5th, 2 on in the 6th and 2 on in the 7th, but each time Mike LaCoss induced an inning ending double play.

However in the 8th, Barry Bonds rolls a 1-4 for his 6th home run of the series, narrowing the gap to 4-3. The 1987 Giants get runners on second and third with one out but can;t score and we head to the bottom of the 9th.

Dave Dravecky in relief faces Benito Santiago, STRIKE THREE. Neife Perez grounds out and it is left to pinch hitter Eric Young. A GB (1B) X is anti-climatic as the first roll is a pick another split card, then Will Clark rolls a 17 for a game and series ending out.

GAME SEVEN
1987 Giants 200 020 000 - 4 5 1
2003 Giants 000 100 020 - 3 8 3
LaCoss, Robinson (8), Dravecky (9) and Brenly
Williams, Hergez (6), Nathan (8) and Santiago
WP LaCoss
LP Williams
S Dravecky
HR Mitchell (2), Bonds

Unofficial Bond series stats
23 AB
13 H
6 HR
6 BB

1987 Giants win series 4-3
2003 Giants eliminated

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ROUND TWO "SWEET 16" RESULTS

BRACKET 1.
#1 2010 SF Giants vs. #4 1997 SF Giants
#2 1965 SF Giants vs. #3 2001 SF Giants

BRACKET 2
#1 1993 SF Giants vs. #4 1963 SF Giants
#2 2000 SF Giants vs. #3 1966 SF Giants

BRACKET 3
#1 1962 SF Giants vs. #5 1978 SF Giants
#3 1987 SF Giants defeat #2 2003 SF Giants 4 games to 3

BRACKET 4
#1 2002 SF Giants vs. #4 1964 SF Giants
#2 1989 SF Giants vs. #3 1971 SF Giants

next up 1989 Giants vs 1971 Giants

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Next series in the Sweet Sixteen

1971 SF Giants vs. 1989 SF Giants

Game 1: Juan Marichal (18-11) vs. Rick Reuschel (17-8)
Game 2: Gaylord Perry (16-12) vs. Don Robinson (12-11)
Game 3: John Cumberland (9-6) vs. Scott Garrelts (12-5)
Game 4: Ron Bryant (7-10) vs. Mike LaCoss (10-10)

Game 1

Matt Williams rolls a 1-12 for a solo HR to lead off the second giving the 1989 Giants a 1-0 lead. The 1971 Giants get runners on first and second with no one out in the fourth but Ken Henderson rolls a 2-12 for a lineout into as many outs as possible for a triple play!

Al Gallagher then gets a HR chance off Rick Reuschel's card and squares it up to tie the game at 1 in the top of the 5th, but Terry Kennedy homers on a HR 1-5, 2B 6-20 roll in the bottom of the 5th to give the 1989 Giants their 1 run lead back.

In the top of the 9th, Bobby Bonds doubles with 1 out then Ken Henderson singles him home to knot the game at 2-2 and we head to extra innings.

With one out in the 10th, Chris Speier triples, but pinch hitter Fran Healy grounds out. Willie Mays coaxes a walk but Tito Fuentes grounds out to end the threat.

In the 11th, Henderson smashes a HR on a 1-4 roll to give the 1971 Giants their first lead of the afternoon 3-2. But Will Clark ends any speculation of an easy conclusion by rolling a 3-4 for his own HR to even up the game in the bottom of the 11th.

After 11, 1971 Giants 3, 1989 Giants 3.

In the top of the 14th, the 1971 Giants get a runner to third with 2 outs, and Kevin Mitchell gets a FB (LF) X - he is a 4, but an 18 (choose another) and a 1 end the golden threat. In the bottom of the 14th, with 2 outs and no one on, Robby Thompson rolls a 1-8 for a HR 1-10, 2B 11-20 roll and narrowly misses a HR with a 12 roll.

In the top of the 15th, pinch hitter Jim Rosario singles with one out and Willie Mays triples him home to give the 1971 Giants the lead 4-3. But Fuentes and McCovey can't get Mays home with an insurance run. Will Clark walks to lead off the bottom of the 15th. Kevin Mitchell strikes out but Matt Williams singles Clark to third. Candy Maldonado then lifts a sac fly and again we are tied, this time 4-4 in the 15th inning.

In the bottom of the 16th, pinch hitter Pat Sheridan rolls a 3-6 for a triple 1-17 chance and gets the triple. Brett Butler quickly drives him in with a sac fly giving the 1989 Giants a hard fought, 5-4 16 inning victory.

Whew.

GAME ONE
1971 Giants 000 010 001 010 001 0 - 4 13 1
1989 Giants 010 010 000 010 001 1 - 5 13 0
Marichal, McMahon (8), Johnson (10), Carrithers (15) and Dietz
Reuschel, Bedrosian (11), Lefferts (13) and Kennedy
WP Lefferts
LP Carrithers
HR Williams, Gallagher, Kennedy, Henderson, Clark

1989 Giants lead series 1-0

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Game 2

The 1971 Giants get 2 runs in the top of the first on rally that included 2 walks, 2 singles, a double and a sacrifice, then add 2 more runs in the second on a Willie McCovey home run for an early 4-0 lead.

Jose Uribe triples with one out in the fifth and the 1971 Giants elect to play the infield back and pinch hiter Ernest Riles GB X chance scores Uribe to cut the lead to 4-1.

The 1989 Giants add another run when Will Clark homers with one out in the 6th but three consecutive hits and an error by Tito Fuentes plate two more runs to knot the game at 4-4.

Ken Henderson walks with one out in the 8th and for the third time in 2 games, he is out stealing on a 1-15 chance. Dick Dietz remedies the unhappiness when he blasts a home run a batter later to give the 1971 Giants a 5-4 lead. Gaylord Perry retires the 1989 Giants in the 8th and Jerry Johnson comes in and nails down the game 2 win with a 1-2-3 9th. Perry struck out 10 in 8 innings.

GAME TWO
1971 Giants 220 000 010 - 5 9 1
1989 Giants 000 013 000 - 4 10 2
Perry, Johnson (9) and Dietz
Robinson, Brantley (6), Hammaker (7) and Kennedy
WP Perry
LP Hammaker
S Johnson
HR McCovey, Clark, Dietz

series tied 1-1

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Game 3

Kevin Mitchell launches a 2-9 bomb for a second inning home run to give the 1989 Giants a 1-0 lead, but Ken Henderson and Dick Dietz smash back to back doubles (Dietz getting a 12 on a HR 1-11 roll) to even it up at 1-1 after 2.

In the 1989 Giants top of the sixth, 3 hits, 2 walks and a sacrifice plate 2 runs to make it 3-1 1989 Giants. Willie McCovey singles home Tito Fuentes who had doubled in the bottom of the 6th to narrow the score to 3-2. Kevin Mitchell makes a 2 base error giving the 1971 Giants a golden chance with no one out in the bottom of the 7th but a flyout, ground out and strike out of Willie Mays lets Scott Garrelts get out of trouble.

Fuentes singles to lead off the 8th but McCovey strikes out and Bonds pops out. Ken Henderson rolls a clutch 1-4 for the go ahead 2 run HR and the 1971 Giants lead for the first time 4-3.

With one out in the top of the 9th, WIllie Mays rolls a 3 on a X fielding chance, committing a 2 base error. The 1971 Giants manager elects to leave Steve Stone in (probably the worst of the 8 1971 Giants pitchers) and he calmly gets a ground out, walks a pinch hitter, then fields a comebacker to end the game and earn the win.

All 3 games have been narrow, 1 run nailbiters.

GAME THREE
1989 Giants 010 002 000 - 3 5 1
1971 Giants 010 001 02 - 4 7 1
Garrelts and Kennedy
Cumberland, Stone (8) and Dietz
WP Stone
LP Garrelts
HR Mitchell, Henderson

1971 Giants lead 2-1

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Game 4

The 1971 Giants again explode early and this time hang on for an easy 6-2 Game 4 win. Willie McCovey and Willie Mays had run scoring hits in the first and with 2 outs and no one on in the second Pitcher Ron Bryant rolled a 2-4 for a clean single. Ken Henderson followed with a triple to plate Bryant then Chris Speier, Bobby Bonds and Willie McCovey had consecutive hits to plate two more runs making it 5-0.

Bryant pitched a complete game and had a 3 hit shutout after 8 innings before surrendering 3 hits and 2 runs in the 9th. Ken Henderson had 3 hits and 2 runs scored and Willie McCovey had 3 hits including 2 doubles on HR 1-9, 2B 10-20 chances.

GAME FOUR
1989 Giants 000 000 002 - 2 6 0
1971 Giants 231 000 00x - 6 14 0
LaCoss, Brantley (2), Downs (5), Krukow (8) and Kennedy
Bryant and Dietz
WP Bryant
LP LaCoss

1971 Giants lead 3-1

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Game 5

The game starts out as a 5 inning scoreless pitcher's duel between aces Juan Marichal and Rick Reuschel. With 2 outs in the 6th, however, Will Clark reaches on Chris Speier's error and Kevin Mitchell makes the error a costly one with a 2 run HR. Matt Williams follows with his own HR to give the 1989 Giants a 3-0 lead. The 1971 Giants fight back in the bottom of the 6th with their own 2 out rally as Willie McCovey again misses a HR chance and settles for a double (this time off the pitcher's card) and scores on Willie Mays' single. Mays steals second and scores on Alan Gallagher's 2 out base hit.

Matt Williams get another of those weird rolls, this time a 2-11 role for another HR plating 2 runs in the 8th and the 1971 Giants can only answer with one back and lose 5-3.

GAME FIVE
1989 Giants 000 003 020 - 5 80
1971 Giants 000 002 010 - 3 6 1
Marichal and Dietz
Reuschel and Kennedy
WP Reuschel
LP Marichal
HR Mitchell, Williams 2

1971 Giants lead 3 games to 2

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Game 6

Ken Henderson leads off the game with yet another 1-4 home run roll, but another error by Speier leads to an unearned second run for the 1989 Giants knotting the game at 1-1. Galyord Perry triples off Don Robinson's card but it takes a 2 out double by Bobby Bonds to finally plate him. The 1989 Giants answer with 3 hits and run in the bottom of the fourth and after 4 we are tied 2-2.

A big rally for the 1989 Giants plates 2 runs in the 7th and even then they left the bases loaded. They tack on 2 more runs in the 8th when Brett Butler lights a charge into one, making the 1971 Giants 2 run rally in the 9th meaningless.

At one point in the game (innings 3-4) the 1989 Giants had these split chances on consecutive ebatters:

1) P Don Robinson had a FB (RF) X chance and the 9 roll would have been a double or triple off most fielders, but Bonds 1 rating made it an out
2) Brett Butler had a single 1, chance and rolled a 2
3) Robby Thompson had a single 1-10 chance and rolled an 11
4) Will Clark had a single 1-14 chance and rolled a 15
5) Kevin Mitchell had a HR 1-10 2B 11-20 chance and rolled an 11

GAME SIX
1971 Giants 101 000 002 - 4 9 0
1989 Giants 010 100 22x- 6 9 0
Perry, Carrithers (6), McMahon (8) and DIetz
Robinson and Kennedy
WP Robinson, LP Perry
HR Henderson, Butler

series tied 3-3

the second consecutive series to go to a Game 7

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Game 7 lineups

1971 Giants (visitors)
1. Willie Mays CF
2. Ken Henderson LF
3. WIllie McCovey 1B
4. Bobby Bonds RF
5. Dick Dietz C
6. Alan Gallagher 3B
7. Tito Fuentes 2B
8. Chris Speier SS
9. John Cumberland P

1989 Giants (home)
1. Brett Butler CF
2. Robby Thompson 2B
3. Will Clark 1B
4. Kevin Mitchell LF
5. Matt Williams 3B
6. Terry Kennedy C
7. Pat Sheridan RF
8. Jose Uribe SS
9. Scott Garrelts P

Game 7

The 1989 Giants complete the comeback from a 3 games to 1 deficit and defeat the 1971 Giants 2-0 to advance.

Scott Garrelts pitched a 2 hit shutout and the 1989 Giants broke open a 0-0 game in the 8th inning when a Tito Fuentes error followed an out later by a Robby Thompson triple plated the first run. A batter later Kevin Mitchell singled home Thompson to make it 2-0.

Ken Henderson in the first and Kevin Mitchell in the 6th had legitimate HR chances but ended up with doubles.

The 1989 Giants had 3 complete game victories in Game 5, 6 and 7.

GAME SEVEN
1971 Giants 000 000 000 - 0 2 1
1989 Giants 000 000 02x - 2 6 0
Cumberland, Johnson (8) and Dietz
Garrelts and Kennedy
WP Garrelts
LP Johnson

1989 Giants win 4 game to 3

1971 Giants eliminated

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ROUND TWO "SWEET 16" RESULTS


BRACKET 1.
#1 2010 SF Giants vs. #4 1997 SF Giants
#2 1965 SF Giants vs. #3 2001 SF Giants

BRACKET 2
#1 1993 SF Giants vs. #4 1963 SF Giants
#2 2000 SF Giants vs. #3 1966 SF Giants

BRACKET 3
#1 1962 SF Giants vs. #5 1978 SF Giants
#3 1987 SF Giants defeat #2 2003 SF Giants 4 games to 3

BRACKET 4
#1 2002 SF Giants vs. #4 1964 SF Giants
#2 1989 SF Giants defeat #3 1971 SF Giants 4 games to 3

next up 2010 Giants vs 1997 Giants

[JR Hart]

As a Giants fan and a SOM fan, I love your freaking thread!!

[9RoyHobbsRF]

As a Giants fan and a SOM fan, I love your freaking thread!!

thx

I have so many SOM projects I need to focus on a few of them, maybe this one

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and the one MAJOR issue is now we have a second SFG world championship team

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OK tourney continues TODAY with the 1997 Giants meeting the 2010 Giants