By Willie Bans Following a brutal start, Barry Zito returned to his scoreless self Sunday, tossing seven shutout innings en route to the Giants’ 5-0 win against the Padres.
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By JR Radcliffe Following his Tuesday performance, in which Barry Zito‘s run of 11 straight victories (counting the posteason) came to an unceremonious end, the left-hander had an immediate chance to reflect on the achievement.
By Adam McCalvy The Brewers’ 10-8 win over the Giants was settled in the eight-run third inning, an unlikely rally against Barry Zito that was highlighted by two-RBI hits for Rickie Weeks and Jonathan Lucroy, and Yuniesky Betancourt‘s fifth career grand slam.
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By Willie Bans Buster Posey went 3-for-5 with three RBIs and fell a homer shy of the cycle as the Giants swept the Rockies with a 10-0 victory on Wednesday. Barry Zito struck out four batters in seven scoreless innings, and extended the team’s winning streak to 16 in games started by the lefty.
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By Chris Haft The Giants will celebrate their success this weekend. Though every player will share this experience, Barry Zito will stand front and center. …read more
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By Chris Haft Buster Posey, fresh off finalizing a $167 million extension, had a pair of hits, and Barry Zito allowed on run in 5 1/3 innings in his final exhibition appearance as the Giants defeated the A’s, 3-1, on Friday night. …read more
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By Greg Johns Giants lefty Barry Zito sharpened up for his 14th season in the Majors by limiting the Mariners to two runs and five hits in five innings,lowering his ERA to 3.46 in a 6-3 loss at Peoria Stadium. …read more
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By Chris Haft The Giants kick-started a solid outing from Barry Zito with a six-run eighth inning, which began with home runs from Ricky Oropesa and Juan Perez. Barry Zito struck out three batters and allowed a run in 3 1/3 frames in the Giants’ 9-5 win on Wednesday. …read more
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By The Huffington Post News Editors
It’s almost baseball season.
We’re less than a month from Opening Day, the trophy is home on Sunday and Barry Zito is playing guitar for the troops.
And now we’ve been directed to photos of Tim Lincecum‘s unbelievably plush Arizona Spring Training pad.
By Chris Haft Madison Bumgarner, Tim Lincecum, Barry Zito and Ryan Vogelsong will follow Matt Cain, who’ll start the April 1 season opener at Los Angeles, as the Giants have set their rotation for 2013. …read more
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By Chris Haft Amid the euphoria in the visitors’ clubhouse at Comerica Park after the Giants completed their four-game World Series sweep of Detroit last Oct. 28, Barry Zito briefly allowed his mind to wander. …read more
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After this season, Barry Zito and the Giants could be involved in an activity they wouldn’t have imagined before last year: Retaining the left-hander for an additional season, or even negotiating an extension with him. …read more
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By Doug Miller Lou Piniella, who managed the Mariners from 1993-2002, returned to Seattle to serve at the keynote speaker at Wednesday’s luncheon for the 48th Hutch Award, which was presented to Giants pitcher Barry Zito in recognition of his community service.
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