Bruce Bochy
DENVER, CO - MAY 19: Nick Noonan #21 of the San Francisco Giants gets attended to by the training staff after being knocked to the ground by Carlos Gonzalez #5 of the Colorado Rockies on a pickoff attempt as Manager Bruce Bochy #15, Barry Zito #75, Pablo Sandoval #48, Brandon Crawford #35, Brandon Belt #9 and second base umpire Bob Davidson look on during the third inning at Coors Field on May 19, 2013 in Denver, Colorado. The Rockies defeated the Giants 5-0.
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Is it a rough patch or a streak or a small sample? We'll see
He wasn't feeling all that good and it caught up with him during the game
So many elements come into play -- it could be one of a number of things ... We don't stink as a club or as pitchers. We're going to have off days, but you don't have the success we have had and not be good as pitchers. They have to remind themselves how good they are.More quotes »
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Rockies blank slumping Giants
— DENVER-Giants manager Bruce Bochy leaned back in his chair and tried to explain a week's worth of terrible starting pitching. Are the Giants starters tired from the long 2012 season? Are some of them pitching hurt? Is there a crisis of confidence? "So many from HeraldOnline.com Read more »
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Giants' lose 10-2 to Rockies
Associated Press San Francisco Giants' Hunter Pence looks on from the dugout against... San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy looks on from the dugout against the Colorado Rockies in the fifth inning of a baseball game in Denver on Saturday, May 18, 2013. from San Francisco Chronicle Read more »
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Error-plagued Giants fall to Rockies in a wild one
first four games on this road trip, and Friday's theme was a repetitive one. "We shot ourselves in the foot," manager Bruce Bochy said. "In this ballpark the walks and errors are going to kill you. We beat ourselves today, it's pretty simple." A night after from Miami Herald Read more »
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POSTGAME NOTES: A familiar line for a Giants SP; Nothing brewing between Bumgarner, Tulowitzki
of the night and 30th pitch of the fifth inning. On the couch, it’s surely an easy call to pull him at that point. But Bruce Bochy has a ton of respect for his starters and always lets them try to get out of their own jams, especially if they’re right at the from The San Jose Mercury News Read more »
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PREGAME NOTES: Vogelsong still on track for next start; Gaudin isn’t hurting
Vogelsong is scheduled to make his next start … for now. “No moves yet, no changes,” manager Bruce Bochy said. “Vogey is in a good frame of mind for as tough as it went. He felt he did at times throw really good pitches and is close. This guy has done a lot. from The San Jose Mercury News Read more »
