[Mick]

Mark Portugal.  One of the all-time Giant killers. They couldn’t beat him so they signed him. And once he got to the Giants he was exceedingly average.

Portugal was 24-7 with a 2.70 ERA in the two years before he joined the Giants.  In his two years as a Giants starter, he was 10-8/3.93 and 11-10/4.15.  And to be fair, outside of his two terrific years in Houston, he was 88-85 over a 15 year career.

[Mick]

Mark Portugal.  One of the all-time Giant killers. They couldn’t beat him so they signed him. And once he got to the Giants he was exceedingly average.

Portugal was 24-7 with a 2.70 ERA in the two years before he joined the Giants.  In his two years as a Giants starter, he was 10-8/3.93 and 11-10/4.15.  And to be fair, outside of his two terrific years in Houston, he was 88-85 over a 15 year career.