SF Giants' Brian Wilson knew elbow was injured
Last April, the Giants threw a World Series bash to celebrate the ultimate team achievement. When they open their 2012 home schedule against the Pirates on Friday, the story will be the two individuals who throw and catch the first pitch.
Doctors asked the former Giants infielder whether he even wanted to undergo treatment or just let things take their course. On Friday, the 76-year-old Bowman arrived at AT&T Park for San Francisco's home opener and 50th anniversary celebration of the
Last April, the Giants threw a World Series bash to celebrate the ultimate team achievement. When they open their 2012 home schedule against the Pirates on Friday, the story will be the two individuals who throw and catch the first pitch.
Last April, the Giants threw a World Series bash to celebrate the ultimate team achievement. When they open their 2012 home schedule against the Pirates on Friday, the story will be the two individuals who throw and catch the first pitch.
Thirteen must be the San Francisco Giants' new lucky number. Kicking off their 13th season at AT&T Park today — Friday the 13th — the Giants won their home Opening Day game behind a stellar performance by pitcher Matt
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