Giants 4, Indians 1, Final - Jun. 25, 2008

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waitingfornextyear.com 6/26/2008 — Welcome to last place, Tribe fans! You read that right. Last place. After being one game away from the World Series and making next to zero moves to improve going into this season, we are officially half of a game behind the Kansas City Royals.

Tonight's Questions — Walkoff Walk

Game Thread: June 25, 2008 — Let's Go Tribe!

Welcome to the Basement; Indians in Last After Falling to Giants 4-1 — Indians Confidential

Ready to Quit - Indians in Last After 4-1 Loss to Giants — The Al Central Blog

Baseball Before Bedtime: She's in Parties — Walkoff Walk

Thursday Baseball — The Money Line Journal

Tribe “Zito-ed” by the Giants, fall to last place in the Central — Tribe Report

Tribe “Zito-ed” by the Giants, fall to last place in the Central — Tribe Report

Indians had early eyes on Lincecum — Major League Baseball News 6/25/2008
Had circumstances unfolded differently, Tim Lincecum could have been pitching against the Giants in this series. The Cleveland Indians selected Lincecum in the 42nd round of the First-Year Player Draft in 2005, one year before San Francisco took him ...

Giants still embracing running game — Major League Baseball News 6/26/2008
The Giants entered Wednesday's Interleague game against the Cleveland Indians with 60 steals -- a National League-high 33 in April, 19 in May and eight in June. But the Giants proved in Tuesday night's 3-2 victory that they still can run productively.

Giants' Zito ends his interleague skid (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 6/26/2008
Barry Zito finally got an interleague win for San Francisco, pitching the Giants to a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday night. Zito (3-11) allowed one run and four hits in 6 2-3 innings, striking out four without a walk in his ...

Barry Zito pitches Giants past Cleveland 4-1 — Boston.com -- Baseball News 6/26/2008
Barry Zito finally got an interleague win for San Francisco, pitching the Giants to a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday night.