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Red Sox v. Astros Road Trip

18 Sunday Jun 2017

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RPRZ from the POV of Surrounding Area

05 Sunday Mar 2017

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What a Week’s Rest Can Do: Giants Crush Marlins, 9-1, in Opening Game of Second Half

19 Saturday Jul 2014

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What a delight to see the team working on all cylinders – even without Angel Pagan.

A badass homer from Crawford who worked an 11-pitch count and then owned it. Madison Bumgarner handling business, and Posey and Pablo getting RBIs galore.

Nice win for the Giants to start the second half. Here’s hoping Huddy feels primed from his rest to make it two tonight.

Giants Take Three of Four in Chavez Ravine

12 Monday May 2014

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Now that was a great road trip.

On what was meant to be the Giants longest and most difficult road trip of the season – ten consecutive nights facing the NL East-leading Atlanta Braves, the Pirates in Pittsburgh and four vs. the Dodgers in LA, the Giants emerged with a 7-3 record and showed flexibility, poise and power.

They swept the Braves in Atlanta for the first time since 1988, using power – a parade of home runs – and pitching. They lost two of three in Pittsburgh, but the one game they took was a wild one that went 13 innings and in which 21 runs were scored. Bizarrely, after being unable to score with RISP in Atlanta, the Giants flipped the script and won that one with situational hitting; moving runners over with bunts and sacs, getting timely hits with RISP. It ended with Jean Machi’s bunt RBI and not a single homer.

Despite losing Brandon Belt to a broken thumb and having Sergio Romo blow a save in the ninth in LA, the team managed to chip away and fight for wins to stay on top of the NL West by two games over Colorado and four and a half over LA.

Back at the friendly confines of AT&T this week, it doesn’t get  much easier, as the top two teams of the NL East are in town. The Braves are certain to have vengeance on their minds after the Giants swept them last week in their park. Then next up, it’s the Miami Marlins, a surprisingly good team this year, just two back of the Braves out East. After the homestand, it’s back on the road to face the Rockies in Colorado – who will be looking to seize the division lead. It’s going to be a tough stretch the rest of May.

Tim Lincecum is on the mound tonight. He will face the Braves’ Gavin Floyd.

 

Giants 2009 Redux: Timmy’s Great, But We Can’t Hit

27 Saturday Apr 2013

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Argh. It was like looking at us back in 2009 again. The bright side was Timmy’s performance, and last night we tried  to stream the game live in Giants Baseball Corner,

pregame

so speaking of Tim Lincecum, here’s:

Timmy Getting Out of the Jam and

Timmy Getting Hit Hard and

Tim’s 3 up 3 down 5th inning and

Tim’s excellent bottom of the 7th

all of which were for nought as we could do nothing to get a runner across the  plate. Our one run in the game came off a single by Pagan, a stolen base, a hit and a Wild Pitch!

This one was winnable. I was hoping to sweep these guys … and sadly … we just couldn’t get it done.

GBC 13 – The Giants Go On The Road, Stay in Division

26 Friday Apr 2013

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Gallery

Soon, a zine, 2002

25 Saturday May 2002

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This gallery contains 19 photos.

M.T. Karthik

This blog archives early work of M.T. Karthik, who took every photograph and shot all the video here unless otherwise credited.

Performances and installations are posted by date of execution.

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