google.com - 10/26/2009
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(AP) 16 hours ago NEW YORK Sports fans in New York overwhelmingly chose to watch a decisive baseball playoff game over a regular-season football matchup Sunday night. The Yankees' chance to clinch a World Series berth went up against the Giants' meeting with the Arizona Cardinals. Fox said ...
csnbayarea.com - 10/30/2009
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csnbayarea.com —
October 30, 2009 THE GIANTS PAGE SAN FRANCISCO,
CA - Comcast SportsNet has confirmed that the Giants...
have reached a two-year deal with second-baseman Freddy Sanchez. The contract specifics have not been released. Sanchez is coming off successful ...
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Freddy Sanchez inks two-year deal with Giants
sfgate.com - 10/31/2009
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sfgate.com —
On the other side of the infield, the
Giants would like to re-sign Juan Uribe, and general...
manager Brian Sabean has begun talks with Uribe's agent. However, a quick resolution is unlikely. "I get the sense he's going to test the free-agent market," ...
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GIANTS / Freddy Sanchez signs for 2 years
scoresreport.com - 10/31/2009
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scoresreport.com —
According to the San Francisco Chronicle , the
Giants have re-signed second baseman Freddy Sanchez to a...
two-year, $12 million deal. This is a good deal for the Giants. Considering he’s turning 32 this winter, it’s safe to say that Sanchez’s best days are behind him. But he hits for ...
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Giants re-sign Freddy Sanchez
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Holy Crap! More New Yorkers Watched ALCS Than A Mid-Season Giants Game!
Sportress of Blogitude —
Yankees Who woulda thunk it, right? There’s no way anyone could have convinced me that a Yankees playoff game would draw more viewers than a mid-season Giants game airing at the same time, but it’s true. Picture this: you’re a New Yorker, it’s Sunday night and your options for sports-viewing are as follows: 1) Watching a postseason baseball game that could potentially end up being the victory that gets your beloved Yankees into the World Series for the first time since 2003; or 2) A Giants game, although somewhat important because it was a conference game, in all likelihood ...
Morning Journal- October 27, 2009
Sports Media Journal —
... content concerning NASCAR driver Juan Pablo Montoya… James Jahnke at the Detroit Free Press has the story on the firing of the ESPN production assistant involved in an affair with Steve Phillips… Here’s another view of that story from Neil Best at Newsday Sean Gregory at Time Magazine has the latest on the Deadspin/ESPN rift … The Sports Media Watch has this past weekend’s college football ratings for CBS and NBC… The AP has the New York City area ratings numbers for Sunday , with the Yanks winning out over the Giants… More ...
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Holy Crap! More New Yorkers Watched ALCS Than A Mid-Season Giants Game!
sportressofblogitude.com 10/26/2009 — Who woulda thunk it, right? There’s no way anyone could have convinced me that a Yankees playoff game would draw more viewers than a mid-season Giants game airing at the same time, but it’s true.
Picture this: you’re a New Yorker, it’s Sunday night and your options for ...
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hardballtimes.com 10/26/2009 — Baseball is my sport, but NBC pays me, so I'm torn :
In a television matchup of New York sports teams, baseball’s Yankees were more popular than football’s Giants.
The Yankees earned an 11.4 rating for their Game 6 victory last night over the Los Angeles Angels in the American League ...
Giants Still Need Infield Help
giantsbaseballblog.blogspot.com 11/5/2009 — On Saturday, the Giants finalized a 2 year contract extension with Freddy Sanchez, who they acquired in July for Tim Alderson. The new deal for Sanchez will pay him 12 million over the next 2 seasons instead of 8.5 million for just 2010, which was his option for 2010. I've voiced my ...
What to Do With Sanchez and Garko?
giantsbaseballblog.blogspot.com 10/24/2009 — The majority of the Giants' fan-core have been very open about there displeasure for Brian Sabean's trades from this last summer. Sabean sent two of the teams top-5 pitching prospects (#2 Tim Alderson and #5 Scott Barnes) away in separate trades for Freddy Sanchez and Ryan Garko, and their first ...
Should I Take My Kid To Giants Stadium?
metspolice.com 11/4/2009 — So here's the question: Should I somehow finagle tickets to a Giants game and take my kid to a Giants game.
He's six. He calls himself a "Giants fan" but doesn't do anything about that such as watch them. It's the last year of Giants Stadium.
I took him to Shea and ...
Catching Up With The G-Men
fackyouk.blogspot.com 29 days ago — In their final game of the 2008 season, the Yankees fell to the Red Sox 4-3 in 10 innings at Fenway Park. It was the only time in the previous 14 years that combination of events wouldn't have meant a heartbreaking loss in Game 7 of the ALCS, but since only one of those teams was going to the ...
GIANTS / Freddy Sanchez signs for 2 years
sfgate.com 10/31/2009 — On the other side of the infield, the Giants would like to re-sign Juan Uribe, and general manager Brian Sabean has begun talks with Uribe's agent. However, a quick resolution is unlikely. "I get the sense he's going to test the free-agent market," ...
Giants Re-Sign Freddy Sanchez; Was It The Right Move?
tylersarticles.blogspot.com 10/31/2009 — The San Francisco Giants on Friday re-signed veteran second baseman Freddy Sanchez on a two-year, $12-M contract. The Giants had an $8.1 player option on Sanchez for 2010, but the front office instead chose to offer an extra year and a lower annual rate. After thinking about this for a while, ...
Cornering the market on ticket sales
hardballtimes.com 10/27/2009 — An idea came to me today during my microeconomics discussion section, and I'd like to flesh out my thoughts on it here for people to see and to possibly get some feedback. The section readings for today included one about Bunker Hunt , the Texas oil man who tried to corner the world's market for ...
The Battle of New York
seamheads.com 11/7/2009 — In the early-1920s, the American League’s New York Yankees and the National League’s New York Giants competed against each other in three consecutive World Series. Here is a look at the first championship battle between the two clubs that took place in 1921.
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