Young, Jackson homer in Arizona's win (AP)

1
0
Votes
Young, Jackson homer in Arizona's win (AP) Links1
Young, Jackson homer in Arizona's win (AP)
AZ Snakepit found this 4/16/2008 on sports.yahoo.com [flag]
Chris Young hit a two-run homer, Conor Jackson connected for the second consecutive game and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the San Francisco Giants 8-2 on Tuesday. Micah Owings (3-0) struck out six in six innings and didn't give up a hit until Eugenio Velez singled leading off the fourth. The right-hander won his fifth straight start dating to last September and didn't allow a baserunner past first... [link]

Tags:

Comments

Links (1)

Diamondbacks 8, Giants 2: Return to Form
Published 4/16/2008 by Jim McLennan at AZ Snakepit
... No Mark Reynolds in the lineup, with Melvin saying "He’s a little banged up... His back’s a little bit sore and his shin is sore." No kidding. Special K's swandive into the photo-pit at ThisSpaceForRent Park is the most hardcore thing I've seen in sports entertainment, since the infamous 1998 Undertakes vs. Mankind Hell in a Cell match. My first thought when it happened, was that we might just have seen the first baseball player killed in a major-league game, since Cleveland Indian shortstop Ray Chapman, in 1920. That Reynolds got up and walked away under his own ...

Related Content

Related Games

Arizona Diamondbacks 8, San Francisco Giants 2, Final - Apr. 15, 2008 - Baseball

Related Stories
4

The Unit Is Back

The Zoner posted 4/15/2008 from www.sportsline.com

The Big Unit did not allow an earned run in five innings, settling down to finish with seven strikeouts and four walks before San Francisco rallied against Arizona's bullpen for a 5-4 victory against the Diamondbacks on Monday night. "I've got a lot of room for improvement, but considering the situation I know that things will get a lot better," Johnson said.
1

The Oldest Mullet in Baseball Returns

sooze posted 4/16/2008 from www.babeslovebaseball.com

After an eight-month rehab-fest, Randy Johnson defied all odds for a man his age Monday night, striking out seven batters in the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 loss to the San Francisco Giants.
3

Conor Jackson: Party Crasher

sooze posted 4/16/2008 from www.babeslovebaseball.com

We love Conor Jackson.
2

The Dbacks Start

Babes Love Baseball found this 4/16/2008 on azsportshub.com

Leading the league in runs scored. Leading the league in home runs. Second in total bases. Leading the league in RBI’s. Second in batting average. First in On Base Percentage. First in Slugging Percentage. Chris Young is first in the league ...
1

Cain Watch #1

FanGraphs Baseball found this 4/16/2008 on mvn.com

SIDENOTE - THE ODDIBE AWARDS have been updated to include the averages for individual seasons, so some players have changed. Click the link to re-view the results. Something I will be doing throughout the season is tracking the unluckiness of ...
Related News Articles
Giants celebrate 50th anniversary in SF (AP)
It's been 50 years since the San Francisco Giants brought major league baseball to the West Coast along with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tuesday marked the 50th anniversary of the first game played by the Giants at Seals Stadium, where they played ...
Bowker back in lineup for Giants
John Bowker's absence from the Giants lineup lasted one game. The 24-year-old rookie, who established a franchise milestone by homering in his first two games, started in right field Tuesday against the Arizona Diamondbacks, replacing Randy Winn.
Fifty years in San Francisco celebrated
Anniversaries are meant for families to celebrate, so it was fitting that the descendants of the Giants' true patriarch were on hand Tuesday for the club's latest celebration revolving around its 50th year in San Francisco.
Newly prolific Diamondbacks pound Giants 8-2
The Arizona Diamondbacks realize the improbability of their feat last year when they became only the sixth club to reach the playoffs while being outscored during the season.
Arizona victory spoils Giants' celebrations
Conor Jackson hit a homer for the second consecutive day and drove in three runs to help the Arizona Diamondbacks to an 8-2 rout of the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday.