[Giants]

At the 1987 WS John Tudor drew an imaginary box around his locker space at the Metrodome. Kind of like the 12 mile nautical limit. He was one of the nastiest professional athletes I have come across.

At the 1991 Series, also in Minneapolis, Tudor showed up on the field with a press pass. I went up to him and asked him who he was working for. He gave me a bogus answer. I showed him my camera position next to the dugout and told him to stay out of it. I told him I was going to draw an imaginary line that was meant to keep out pitchers with a crappy attitude. He is in the same class as Jeff Kent, Barry Bonds, Albert Bell and Gary Gaetti. Miserable human beings.

I noticed you did not include Pierzynski on your list.  Given his terrible reputation as a teammate in SF, I figured he was not much nicer to media members....

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Mike Stanton was the pitcher with one start.

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Koufax for Giants question.

John Tudor had 10 for the Cardinals in 1985. 

One more shutout question...

Excluding those who were tied for the league lead, who was the last Giant to lead the NL in shutouts?

  Wasn't it recent?  Maybe Johnny Cueto?

Here is a clue - it happened in the 20th C.

[Giants]

At the 1987 WS John Tudor drew an imaginary box around his locker space at the Metrodome. Kind of like the 12 mile nautical limit. He was one of the nastiest professional athletes I have come across.

At the 1991 Series, also in Minneapolis, Tudor showed up on the field with a press pass. I went up to him and asked him who he was working for. He gave me a bogus answer. I showed him my camera position next to the dugout and told him to stay out of it. I told him I was going to draw an imaginary line that was meant to keep out pitchers with a crappy attitude. He is in the same class as Jeff Kent, Barry Bonds, Albert Bell and Gary Gaetti. Miserable human beings.

I noticed you did not include Pierzynski on your list.  Given his terrible reputation as a teammate in SF, I figured he was not much nicer to media members....

---

Mike Stanton was the pitcher with one start.

---

Koufax for Giants question.

John Tudor had 10 for the Cardinals in 1985. 

One more shutout question...

Excluding those who were tied for the league lead, who was the last Giant to lead the NL in shutouts?

  Wasn't it recent?  Maybe Johnny Cueto?

Here is a clue - it happened in the 20th C.