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Ticket America is your premier source for all of your San Francisco Giants Tickets. We carry home as well as away games and specialize in giving our customers the most selection at the best prices. Be there for all this year's action filled games, as this may become one of the most exciting seasons in recent years! Ticket America is a licensed ticket broker that promises outstanding service. If you have any questions or would just prefer to order over the phone please let one of our sales staff assist you in your buying experience by calling 1-800-842-9750. Great Moments in San Francisco Giants History October 7, 2001 - Barry Bonds hits his 73rd and final homer in his record-breaking season during a Giants' 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He wraps up the year with a .863 slugging percentage, another major league record. Bonds will be named the National League MVP a month later. September 2004-The Giants missed the playoffs, but Barry Bonds finished with 45 homers and won the National League batting title for the second time with a .362 batting average. He had a .609 on base percentage, breaking a record he set himself, and his .812 slugging percentage led the league. The chase to catch Babe Ruth's 714 and Hank Aaron's 755 will begin anew next season. Bonds needs just 11 more to tie the Bambino and knows the attention will build exponentially with each home run.

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Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Feb 27, 2021 Sat TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Arizona Diamondbacks	Feb 28, 2021 Sun TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Milwaukee Brewers vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 1, 2021 Mon TBA	American Family Fields of Phoenix Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Seattle Mariners	Mar 2, 2021 Tue TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Kansas City Royals vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 3, 2021 Wed 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Dodgers	Mar 4, 2021 Thu TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 5, 2021 Fri 1:05PM	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago Cubs	Mar 6, 2021 Sat TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 7, 2021 Sun TBA	Tempe Diablo Stadium Tempe, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago White Sox (SS)	Mar 8, 2021 Mon TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Los Angeles Dodgers Vs. San Francisco Giants (ss)	Mar 9, 2021 Tue TBA	Camelback Ranch Stadium Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: Chicago White Sox vs. San Francisco Giants (SS)	Mar 10, 2021 Wed TBA	Camelback Ranch Stadium Phoenix, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Kansas City Royals (SS)	Mar 10, 2021 Wed TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Oakland Athletics vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 12, 2021 Fri TBA	Hohokam Park Mesa, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Cincinnati Reds	Mar 13, 2021 Sat TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Dodgers	Mar 14, 2021 Sun TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Texas Rangers vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 15, 2021 Mon 1:05PM	Surprise Stadium Surprise, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Cleveland Indians (SS)	Mar 16, 2021 Tue TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Arizona Diamondbacks vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 17, 2021 Wed TBA	Salt River Fields Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. San Diego Padres	Mar 19, 2021 Fri TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Cincinnati Reds	Mar 20, 2021 Sat TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Seattle Mariners vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 21, 2021 Sun TBA	Peoria Stadium Peoria, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Oakland Athletics	Mar 22, 2021 Mon TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ
Spring Training: Cleveland Indians vs. San Francisco Giants	Mar 23, 2021 Tue TBA	Goodyear Ballpark Goodyear, AZ
Spring Training: San Francisco Giants vs. Milwaukee Brewers	Mar 24, 2021 Wed TBA	Scottsdale Stadium Scottsdale, AZ

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2011 San Francisco Giants

The San Francisco Giants struggled with their bats in 2011.  They plan to fix that this season, as Buster Posey (C) returns to the team after being injured for most of last year.  The 25 year old Posey hit .305 in 2010 and was the best young catcher in baseball. If he can return to form after being injured for most of 2011, then the Giants will have a chance to make a playoff run.  The Giants added Angel Pagan (CF) and Melky Cabrera (LF), and they still have their slugger Pablo Sandoval (3B). In 2011, Cabrera batted .305 and Sandoval hit .315. The Giants should be able to score more runs than they did last year.The Giant's pitching staff will be strong again in 2012. Aces Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain will likely be dominant. Lincecum and Cain combined for almost 400 strikeouts in 2011. Barry Zito and Madison Bumgarner will help make the Giants pitching rotation one of the best in the National League. The Giants will be able to win tight games with their pitching in 2012. If they can keep their pitchers and their young catcher healthy, they should contend for a playoff spot.   

World Series Coming Soon - San Francisco Giants Greatest Memories

The San Francisco Giants franchise dates back so far that it might seem as though George Washington might have suited up for them. This franchise has been around the block. For the purposes of this article, we are only dealing with memories since the team arrived in San Francisco and started playing at Seals Stadium in 1958. All memories noted are from after that point. This is not meant to be a comprehensive list, but a list of favorites as noted by Giants fans. The first game at Seals Stadium. Way back in 1958 the Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in a shutout at Seals Stadium for their first game in the stadium. The game was indicative of the Giants future successes. A pennant over the Dodgers as well. In 1962 the Giants were lucky enough to defeat the Dodgers again but this time it was in a three game playoff for the National League pennant. Don Larsen pitched them to victory in the last game of the series to give the pennant to the Giants.A great no-no by PerryIn 1968, Gaylord Perry and Bob Gibson had a September game to remember. Perry ended up with the win and nine strikeouts after throwing a no-hitter while Gibson lost despite holding the powerful Giants to only one run. This game is widely regarded as one of the best pitched games in history. Juan Maricial leads Giants to West Title. In a final game of the season decision over the San Diego Padres, Juan Maricial and the Giants wrapped up their first National League West title back in September of 1971. The game was one of Maricial's finest clutch wins as he went the entire distance. Back to the World Series. In 1989, the Giants were on quite the World Series slow streak. They had not been to one since they won the pennant back in 1962. The Giants ran through the Chicago Cubs to get to the Series by a tally of four games to one. They eventually would lose to the mighty Oakland Athletics in a Series that was largely known for the earthquake that struck in the middle of a game. Barry Breaks the Record. Barry Bonds, beloved throughout San Francisco if nowhere else, breaks the single season home run mark by hitting his 71st home run on October 5. He would tack on another two home runs for a final tally of 73 that has yet to be broken. Another World Series Loss. The Giants might have lost the World Series in 2002 to the Anaheim Angels, but making it there against the St. Louis Cardinals sure was fun. The NLCS was very satisfying and showed that good things were coming for the Giants. No team was scrappier than this one. Barry Bonds Part Two. On August 7 of 2007, Bonds broke the hallowed mark by hitting home run number 756. He became the all-time leader in home runs for a career and not many people were overly happy about it. Steroid allegations would put a major damper on the achievement. 2010 World Series. This World Series was vital for a number of reasons. First of all, it was the first one since the Giants won the World Series in 1954. It also was the first World Series won in San Francisco since the move. Tim Lincecum was dynamic and dominant throughout the playoffs and the Giants were World Series Champions!

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