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Barry Zito pitches well; San Francisco Giants hold off A's 8-6San Jose Mercury NewsBy Alex Pavlovic The San Francisco Giants' Barry Zito (75) pitches the Oakland Athletics in first inning of their interleague game played at AT&T Park in San Francisco, Calif. on Friday, May 18, 2012. (Dan Honda/Staff) Barry Zito walked off the AT&T ...Zito defeats former team, Giants over AthleticsCBSSports.comGiants hang on to slip past A'sFox NewsAthletics-Giants PreviewYahoo! SportsAtlanta Journal Constitutionall 358 news articles »

San Francisco Giants - TeamReportChicago TribuneMLB Team Report - San Francisco Giants - INSIDE PITCH Brandon power, baby. The Giants' youth movement starts with their two Brandons, Belt and Crawford, and neither played particularly well in April and much of May. Belt was in and out of the lineup, ...and more »

San Francisco Giants - TeamReportChicago TribuneMLB Team Report - San Francisco Giants - INSIDE PITCH The Giants were desperate for an offensive wakeup call. Manager Bruce Bochy delivered it when he drew up Wednesday's lineup: pitcher Madison Bumgarner hit eighth. Instead of hitting his pitcher ...Giants get relief from growing painsSan Jose Mercury NewsSan Francisco Giants defeat St. Louis CardinalsSportingNews.comGiants capitalize on poor fielding by CardinalsESPNDetroit Free Press -Boston Herald -MLB.comall 409 news articles »

Giants, Brad Penny agree to termsESPNAP SAN FRANCISCO -- Right-hander Brad Penny has agreed to terms on a minor league contract with the San Francisco Giants as a candidate to help in the bullpen. Penny, who briefly pitched for the Giants down the down the stretch in 2009 and went 4-1 ...San Francisco Giants Sign Brad PennyMLB Daily DishGiants sign Penny to minor league contractComcast SportsNet Bay AreaGiants give Posey a night of rest vs. A'sMLB.comSFgiants.comall 62 news articles »

Anemic San Francisco Giants lose to St. Louis CardinalsSan Jose Mercury NewsBy Alex Pavlovic The St Louis Cardinals coaching staff watches St Louis Cardinals' starting pitcher Jaime Garcia (54) throw pitches after he thought he may had injured himself during their game against the San Francisco Giants in the seventh inning at ...Cardinals-Giants PreviewCBSSports.comBeltran discusses end of Giants tenureMLB.comShorthanded SF Giants can't match CardinalsSan Francisco ChronicleBoston.com -Atlanta Journal Constitution -Sports Chat Placeall 452 news articles »