Bruce Bochy
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - MAY 28: Bruce Bochy #15 of the San Francisco Giants takes the ball from Barry Zito #75 of the San Francisco Giants in the top of the eighth inning after he gave up a home run to John McDonald #16 of the Arizona Diamondbacks making the score 4-2 San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park on May 28, 2012 in San Francisco, California.
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Besides the one hiccup, he’s given us a chance to win, and that’s all you want from your pitchers ... The last start in Milwaukee wasn’t a good one for him, but he washed that one off. That’s what you have to do as athletes, put those tough games behind you.
We have a great hitter here who has really accomplished so much
We enjoy it when he comes around ... If Barry wants to do that, that's great, if he wants to get back in the game. I'm sure he misses it.More quotes »
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Melky gets high praise from manager
had a flyover before the game, as well as donning specialized hats that featured a camouflage-colored logo. Giants manager Bruce Bochy grew up in a military family, being born in France where his father was stationed as a U.S. Army officer, making Monday's from MLB.com Read more »
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BP likely for Panda soon; setback for Sanchez
to be ready to rejoin the Giants in two weeks, and he could begin taking batting practice even sooner than that. Manager Bruce Bochy said Sunday that he's "pretty sure" Sandoval will start taking batting practice again early next week. Sandoval was placed from MLB.com Read more »
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Belt happy with batting stance change
Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Sunday that he met with struggling first baseman Brandon Belt a couple of days ago to offer advice about changing his batting stance. Belt agreed that he needs to stand more upright and open up his stance. Bochy said he likes from CBS Sports Read more »
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Manager supportive of Lincecum
Francisco starting pitcher Tim Lincecum (2-5) was drilled for six runs in less than six innings at Miami, Giants manager Bruce Bochy remained upbeat about the right-hander's outing. Lincecum has now surrendered at least three runs in five straight games without from CBS Sports Read more »
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Sloppy play costs San Francisco Giants in 5-3 loss to Miami Marlins
series, they managed just two against Mark Buehrle. MIAMI — Manager Bruce Bochy has made a point lately of showing his disgust for blunders in the field and on the base paths. The Giants weren't any better in either department Saturday against the Miami Marlins. from Inside Bay Area Read more »
