October 3rd, 2012
Family Time
Sergio, Chelsea, Rilen & Rex Romo
Their work on the field is only a part of the lives of your favorite Giants players. Many of them have wives and families, too. They had a chance to bring their loved ones onto the field for some fun and photo opps earlier this summer.
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- Hensley, Gyselle, Elijah, Mia & Michelle Meulens
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- Brandon & Jalynne Crawford
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- Gregor Mirna, Gregor Jr. & father Hernan Blanco
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- Angel, Windy, Lorenzo, Briana & Anyelina Pagan
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- Madison & Ali Bumgarner
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- Roberto, Blanca, Bianca, Jacques, Johan & Jadrien Kelly
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- Jeremy, Larissa, Walker & Logan Affeldt
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- Eli, Amy, Whit & Wake Whiteside
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- Aubrey, Jayce & Jagger Huff
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- Ron Wotus with wife Laurie, niece Riley & nephew Landon.
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- Ryan, Nicole & Ryder Vogelsong
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- Clay, Danielle & Quinn Hensley
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- Sergio, Chelsea, Rilen & Rex Romo
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- Javier, Renee & Kylan Lopez
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- Matt, Chelsea & Hartley Cain
Quick Hits for Wednesday, October 3, 2012 (Game 162)
TODAY’S GAME…The San Francisco Giants visit the Los Angeles Dodgers in the final game of the 2012 regular season…Giants’ right-hander Ryan Vogelsong (14-9, 3.46) will face Dodgers’ left-hander Clayton Kershaw (13-9, 2.58).
ON DECK…The Giants will play their final regular season game of 2012 today before hosting the Reds or the Nationals in Game 1 of the Division Series at AT&T Park this Saturday… the Giants went 3-4 vs. the Reds this season, going 2-2 at home and 1-2 on the road and they went 1-5 against Washington, going 1-2 at AT&T and 0-3 at Nationals Park.
Check out today’s complete game notes, which contain more stats than a partridge in a pear tree.
THE GIANTS…have won 15 of their last 20 games and 23 of their last 33.
THE GIANTS…Have the 3rd-best record in the NL behind Washington and Cincinnati.
THE GIANTS…Clinched the NL West division on Sept. 22 and will play in the post-season for the 10th time since moving West in 1958.
BEST ON THE ROAD SINCE THE BREAK…Since the All-Star break, the Giants have gone 26-10 (.722) on the road, the best figure in the Majors.
A LOT OF WINS…SF’s 94 wins are the 7th-most in a season in SF-era history (since 1958).
