Congratulations to the San Francisco Giants and their organization on winning the 2012 World Series. The Giants not only won the Series but totally dominated the Detroit Tigers, sweeping the Series four games to none. If you are a regular reader you know I picked the Tigers to win in a post prior to the start of the World Series. Wow, I couldn't have been more wrong. To the Giant faithful I apologize and to the Tiger loyalists I am sorry to have jinxed your Tigers.
And now that the 2012 Season has come to a conclusion I will say what others have said previously..."Baseball leaves you when you need it the most".
Showing posts with label 2012 World Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012 World Series. Show all posts
November 04, 2012
October 24, 2012
Good Luck to the Detroit Tigers
The Detroit Tigers and San Francisco Giants will square off this evening in the 2012 World Series. Congratulations to the Giants on their comeback win over my beloved Saint Louis Cardinals. The Giants battled back from a three game deficit, again, and in the process dominated the Birds in the last three games of the NLCS. The Cardinals had problems with pitching, defense and hitting. And the reason for it is the Giants kept constant pressure on Saint Louis.
But, I think their post season run is all but over. I am picking the Tigers to win the World Series in six games. With an ace like Justin Verlander almost guaranteed two wins, the Giants will have a hard time winning the series. In addition to Verlander, the Tigers boast Mike Fister, Anibal Sanchez and Max Scherzer (a University of Missouri alum). The best hope San Francisco has is Ryan Vogelsong who has been nails in the post-season. Barry Zito had a great outing last time against the Cards, but has been inconsistent. The Tiger's rotation will be too much for the Giants who are beasts at home, but mediocre on the road.
Add these all together and you get a Tigers World Championship.
But, I think their post season run is all but over. I am picking the Tigers to win the World Series in six games. With an ace like Justin Verlander almost guaranteed two wins, the Giants will have a hard time winning the series. In addition to Verlander, the Tigers boast Mike Fister, Anibal Sanchez and Max Scherzer (a University of Missouri alum). The best hope San Francisco has is Ryan Vogelsong who has been nails in the post-season. Barry Zito had a great outing last time against the Cards, but has been inconsistent. The Tiger's rotation will be too much for the Giants who are beasts at home, but mediocre on the road.
Add these all together and you get a Tigers World Championship.
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