theBaron
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...SF got good pitching to take a 1-0 lead in games. That kid Lincecum really throws his whole body into a pitch. You would think he'd wear out but he just keeps going. SF in good shape after beating Halliday in Philly...
Actually, Lincecum and Halliday were roughly equal, if you look at their line scores, both lasted 7 innings, Halliday gave up 8 hits, Lincecum 6; Halliday struck out 7 and walked no one, Lincecum struck out 8 but walked 3; both hung up a couple of mistakes in the strike zone for home runs; Halliday threw 103 pitches, 73 for strikes, Lincecum threw 113, 71 for strikes. But I think the difference was in the closers, and again, the Phils phailed to deliver with men on base. That's plagued them all season, and even in the division series; they have a relatively low team average with men in scoring position. And the Phils still aren't hitting, as a team, as they are capable of hitting. It's going to be a good series, I think, going right down to the last game.
Prost!
Brad