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Getting Swept by the Padres...

Getting Swept by the Padres…

By Chris Quick on April 13, 2009

Kinda sucks. — You would figure that tossing Zito-Sanchez-Lincecum at the Padres for a 3-game series would net you at least one win. Instead, the Giants got steam-rolled by the Peavy-Young train and Shawn Hill (no, not that Shaun Hill) looked pretty decent, too. Barry Zito needed 39-pitches to escape a horrifying 1st inning. Jonathan [...]

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