[Mick]

Giants are 5-3, or 101-61 when fully extrapolated over the course of the season.  

6-3, which extrapolates to 108 wins. Unfortunately, the Trolleydodgers are 8-2, which gets them to 130 wins. Gotta love early season math; four guys are on pace to hit over 80 home runs.

BTW, Kapler is 35-34 for his SF Giants career.  He has a better SF Giants managing winning percentage than Bruce Bochy (1,052-1,054).

And the SF Giants ERA is 2.24 as the starters have logged 5+ innings in nine consecutive games, the third longest streak in franchise history behind the 2002 club (12 starts) and the 1937 NY Giants (10 starts).

[Mick]

Giants are 5-3, or 101-61 when fully extrapolated over the course of the season.  

6-3, which extrapolates to 108 wins. Unfortunately, the Trolleydodgers are 8-2, which gets them to 130 wins. Gotta love early season math; four guys are on pace to hit over 80 home runs.

BTW, Kapler is 35-34 for his SF Giants career.  He has a better SF Giants managing winning percentage than Bruce Bochy (1,052-1,054).

And the SF Giants ERA is 2.24 as the starters have logged 5+ innings in nine consecutive games, the third longest streak in franchise history behind the 2002 club (12 starts) and the 1937 NY Giants (10 starts).