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Technical foul on Northwestern State's Duane Posey vs. Southeastern Louisiana
After a lengthy video review, Northwestern State's Duane Posey is called for a technical foul vs. Southeastern Louisiana, 1/22/24.
Frogs Today hosted by TCU Men's Basketball Players, Jace Posey & Isaiah Manning LIVE at 10am
We got you covered Frog Nation.. TCU Football closes the door on the season, TCU Men's and Women's Basketball rolling at 6-0 ...
James Posey Grizzlies 32 pts vs Suns (2004)
April 2 2004 James Posey keeps the hot streak going after a 38 point, 11 rebound performance in a double-OT win for Memphis-a ...
Crawford passes Buster Posey in RBI's
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Young SF Giants thrive in team win vs. Rockies; Buster Posey joins Giants' ownership group
There's something extra special about San Francisco Giants wins when young players play key roles. The SF Giants had a nice ...
Is Joey Bart ready to be the SF Giants' primary catcher?
What if Joey Bart is a bust? The Giants lost a Hall-of-Fame catcher in Buster Posey, and they could crash and burn at the position if 2022 is anything like 2020. On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick details the San Francisco Giants' catching situation heading into the new year, with Bart and Curt Casali poised to get most of the playing time at the critical spot on the diamond. Although Bart is still considered a top prospect by many, there are significant concerns about whether he'll be able to reach his potential. Ben discusses potential alternatives for the Giants, including trades for catchers who could be on the market like the Cubs' Willson Contreras, and the Athletics' Sean Murphy. Contreras, Ben argues, makes the most sense. But it's hard to figure what the return would have to be (Contreras is only under club control for one more season) and where that would leave Bart, who would be understandably upset by such a move. Also discussed on today's show is the fact that rosters will be expanded from 26 to 28 in April. This helps out-of-options players like Mauricio Dub贸n and Tyler Beede. Thairo Estrada has always seemed destined to make this team (he's out of options as well), but this expansion certainly doesn't hurt. He also recaps the Giants locking up all of their arbitration-eligible players, including Darin Ruf, Curt Casali, Dominic Leone, and Mike Yastrzemski. Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms: 馃帶 Apple Podcasts http://apple.co/3ycRK3U 馃帶 Spotify http://spoti.fi/3Bak0pN 馃帶 Google Play https://bit.ly/3D356mr 馃帶 Overcast https://bit.ly/3wqZsbg 馃帶 Megaphone https://bit.ly/3wGGcXD The best daily San Francisco Giants podcast. Whether the Giants are winning championships or retooling for another title run, Locked On Giants host Ben Kaspick鈥攁 lifelong Giants fan and former contributor for RotoGraphs and Beyond the Box Score鈥攂reaks down every game, rumor, and transaction in a way that's data-driven and rational but also simple, passionate, and accessible to all. Follow Ben Kaspick on Twitter, where he鈥檒l be sharing the latest news about the San Francisco Giants and talking with fans. On Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenKaspick #SFGiants #FirstListen
Trevor Story signs with Boston; did the SF Giants do enough this offseason?
The Giants' offseason is likely over. Did they do enough to defend their National League West crown? Plenty of fans probably don't think so, and for good reason. On today's Locked On Giants podcast, host Ben Kaspick summarizes the Giants' offseason now that Trevor Story is off the board after signing with the Boston Red Sox. The Giants' pitching staff looks very strong, but their offense appears worse than last year after losing Buster Posey and Kris Bryant. Donovan Solano also departed for the Cincinnati Reds. However, as Ben explains, the Giants' offense was not overly dependent on Posey and Bryant. In fact, their numbers without Bryant, Posey, and Solano in the lineup were not too much worse than their numbers with them. The Giants' strength was in their depth and ability to create favorable matchups on a consistent basis. That should continue in 2022, and addition Joc Pederson fits that mold extremely well. Still, Ben understands how this can be disappointing for fans. He also looks at the Giants' attendance numbers, and how an average of only about 20,000 fans per night in 2021 (and zero in 2020) may be causing the Giants to spend less than anticipated. Compared to selling out every night, half capacity costs the Giants about $85 million per year, according to Forbes. That's more than they make from their television deal in a given year. Hopefully attendance numbers rebound in 2022 and spending can increase as well. If not, it's understandable for fans to be frustrated. Find and follow Locked On Giants on your favorite podcast platforms: 馃帶 Apple Podcasts http://apple.co/3ycRK3U 馃帶 Spotify http://spoti.fi/3Bak0pN 馃帶 Google Play https://bit.ly/3D356mr 馃帶 Overcast https://bit.ly/3wqZsbg 馃帶 Megaphone https://bit.ly/3wGGcXD The best daily San Francisco Giants podcast. Whether the Giants are winning championships or retooling for another title run, Locked On Giants host Ben Kaspick鈥攁 lifelong Giants fan and former contributor for RotoGraphs and Beyond the Box Score鈥攂reaks down every game, rumor, and transaction in a way that's data-driven and rational but also simple, passionate, and accessible to all. Follow Ben Kaspick on Twitter, where he鈥檒l be sharing the latest news about the San Francisco Giants and talking with fans. On Twitter: https://twitter.com/BenKaspick #SFGiants #FirstListen