[lex24]

Theybswept the two games in Oakland. That was my reference. As for Beane, I will always appreciate that he traded Cespedas in ‘14. Helped the Giants win a WS. He’s a good GM. He’s not some kind of savant.


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The Giants took the series 3-1 but they did not sweep. &nbsp;That brings the giants back to .500 and outs the A’s .5 games back (but one game ahead in the loss column) of the second WC spot.

And say what you want about Billy Beane, but ai doubt any other GM is capable of taking the A’s payroll and turning that into regular playoff appearances.

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[lex24]

Theybswept the two games in Oakland. That was my reference. As for Beane, I will always appreciate that he traded Cespedas in ‘14. Helped the Giants win a WS. He’s a good GM. He’s not some kind of savant.


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The Giants took the series 3-1 but they did not sweep. &nbsp;That brings the giants back to .500 and outs the A’s .5 games back (but one game ahead in the loss column) of the second WC spot.

And say what you want about Billy Beane, but ai doubt any other GM is capable of taking the A’s payroll and turning that into regular playoff appearances.

BC

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