! ~ ~ ~ Nightmares R Us ~ ~ ~ !

! ! ! ! Can’t get any lower. Still I feel I’m sinking ! ! ! !

Outshined by Chris Cornell and Soundgarden. The theme song for your SF Giants 2026 team.

In a season full of pitching debacles and crushing losses, they managed to pull one out for the ages.

Yes, the biggest blown 9th inning league in the 125 year history of the team. They were 2,208-0 when leading by 6 or more in the 9th. Til today.

Up 9-3 in the top of the 9th, the team could not even get an out before Cincy tied it. Bivans came in and really had no clue. Not sure why whoever the interim manager even was didn’t pull him a little faster, but I think it was pretty obvious Bivens didn’t have it. He gave up the longest home run into the cove that I’ve ever seen. Then again, Smith came in and nuked the joint. And the rest was errors, walks and general rookie ball crap.

I guess the lockout is a blessing.

For Dolly . . .

3,358 Responses to ! ~ ~ ~ Nightmares R Us ~ ~ ~ !

  1. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Can we just mercy-rule the rest of the season?

  2. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    You really have to question Posey’s judgment in the Spring that this Pen was a legitimate Pen to go through an MLB season. Was it his judgment, or was it a budget thing from ownership? Worst Pen since the 2016 playoff was over? Since ATT/Oracle came on line in 2000? I think the latter…

  3. bassbaldy's avatar bassbaldy says:

    who our SP tomorrow, Wizenedkunt?

  4. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    It was a guaranteed loss again once V-idiot pulled the infield in the10th with one out ,if their back they could of gotten a DP and out of the inning,then McCray butchered the ball in the LF corner for 2 more..Oh yeah and to have your catcher as the ghost runner plus .080 McCray&Koss .160 it’s automatically a loss..

  5. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    I looked at the replay of that game-tying grounder in the top of the 9th. Why is Basabe playing way over towards 2nd base, when the pitcher is throwing a fastball to the catcher’s target on the outside part of the plate? So, the RH hitter just pokes that outside fastball to the oppo side and Basabe is so far to the center of the diamond he can’t even get the grounder with a dive. Run scores. This S happens when you are a crap team and you have essentially no margin for error in a close game.

  6. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    Seriously, you’re praying to every deity in the universe for the Giants to completely FACE PLANT if you’re in the “camp” that believes significant changes during the hot stove season will ONLY occur if, and only if the remainder of this season is a steaming pile of shit.

    Please provide the alternative scenario where Giants ownership makes the necessary changes to right this sinking ship??? Waiting . . . Waiting . . .

    Frankly, after the last decade of mostly ineptitude, I am sufficiently convinced that even this scenario I mentioned in my 1st paragraph, wouldn’t be sufficient to light a fire under Johnson Jr., where he gave Buster the “green light” to turn this team around 180 degrees. So yes, I am likely lying to myself.

  7. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    The ‘Stros hit so well that this has the look of a possible sweep by Houston. Giants are basically toothless on offense and defense. They need to bring other players up. Seen enough of McCray, or should I say, have seen his act before and that’s enough. Now hitting 0.081. He needs to be traded or just finally DFA’d. If you can’t hit for 2+ years of visits to the big club, you can’t hit.

  8. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    Chapman abdominal surgery today. Pfffttt! Chapman finished the year batting .235 with 72 hits, seven home runs, 42 RBI and 35 runs in 84 games.

    The only reason Adumbass gets more grief versus Chapman is because he’s still playing for the team and we’re reminded of it every single inept at bat.

  9. alleykat69's avatar alleykat69 says:

    Just a continuing Shitshow of incompetence by the Giants staff and medical professionals lol..

    Andrew Susac who slammed a ball off his left knee stayed in the game and ran, then caught 2 more innings before getting PH for and needed help just to get to the clubhouse,actually fractured his left patella, yeah real smart staff letting him stay in!

    So the crazy season goes on with Catcher Cavanaugh,A dude nobody’s heard of named Zach Morgan, no appearance )who was there yesterday are they call up “Hey Adrian” Sugartrey from AAA Sac but who cares anymore? But hey you get to wear a patch that u made it to the show if you get in the game!!

    Speaking of a patch ..I believe Adames should wear a Warby Parker one on his sleeve!!

  10. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Chapman was out something like 6 weeks last season, right? I don’t remember the problem. Looks like he’s going to be glass as long as he’s with the Giants

    Yeah, I don’t understand Susac playing and running and squatting a couple of innings with a fractured kneecap. Adrenaline? Idiocy? Or, maybe it’s not that bad, but still bad enough to miss the rest of the season.

  11. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    The kid I want to see back is Bericoto. I want to see if he’s vapor or has a chance to be the real deal. Looks like he’s has the tools, just need to put them together with experience at the highest level. He’s in Sac rehabbing, but he needs to come up ASAP and McCray needs to go. IMO they don’t trade Ramos if they didn’t get a good whiff of Bericoto before he got hurt.

  12. djloo27's avatar djloo27 says:

    Oracle is the only ballpark with a co-pay…

  13. willedav's avatar willedav says:

    I’d like to see Bericoto and Cox come up to play OF. Let’s be real about Bericoto though: the sample size of 55 ABs is very small, and he had 1 BB/15 Ks. Ramos had better BB rate 5% this seaon, even though that was down from last year. He does appear to be a better OF but early peripherals (K rate ground ball rate) aren’t anything special. these guys seem cut from same cloth to me.

    • unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

      The point is to take a look at him. McCray is a known non-contact guy.

      • willedav's avatar willedav says:

        Agreed, I hope he gets lot of run rest of season and McCray time should be over.

      • bassbaldy's avatar bassbaldy says:

        Have we seen enough of him yet ? I think I have, but maybe that’s unfair. I mean, if he can’t hit, but is a decent defender AND is pretty much impervious to injury that might be an acceptable combination for a bench rider.

      • willedav's avatar willedav says:

        Bericoto is back in lineup today in LF.

    • xoot's avatar xoot says:

      None of the young OFs should be starters next year. Nor should Bader be around. But how many holes can Buster fill in the off season. This year? Parsing the choices is a parlor game. McCray sometimes looks almost as clumsy in the corner as Leonard. There’s not a lot of distinction, ultimately.

      • unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

        This is my biggest fear. A minor leagues worth of Bowkers and Brebbias and Kosses. Oh my.

        Posey should get the benefit of the doubt with his drafts, but it’ll be a tough row to hoe for the next couple years.

        We have so many holes to fill and even our supposed starters, Deverticulitis (really cracked me up, Loo) / Eldridge are 1st / DH. Chappie is already out for some of next year likely, Bader does not deserve even an inkling of a chance to play for this team, Lee is fine, Schmitt is fine at 3rd, and Adumbass isn’t going anywhere. That leaves 2nd, CF, and LF.

        Rotation will be Webbie, Roupp-deee-doo, and who? Houser? Stuck with him. He’s actually pitched a couple nice games tho. Tidwell? Whizzinhurts? AAA is full of 26 year old scrubeenies.

        Pen and closer? Smith is marginal at best. The rest are hot garbage. All of them. Redo the lot?

      • snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

        This Pen stinks to high heaven. Ditch them all is a good goal. A Pen can be re-built in an offseason, if a team is willing to spend what it takes to buy one. Starters, not so fast.

  14. blade3colorado's avatar blade3colorado says:

    Unca, your “biggest fear” will be a REALITY next season. Not even Merlin the magician could fix this situation. Too many holes in the roster (pitching, hitting and defense).

  15. djloo27's avatar djloo27 says:

    Heliot is now 1-21 as a Yank…

  16. willedav's avatar willedav says:

    32 pitch first inning for whisenblunt

  17. Paul Sorensen's avatar Paul Sorensen says:

    V got some questions about removing Tidwell when he did. Questions about why not give him a longer leash, we need to be seeing what these youngsters can do. V’s answer was something like “We’re trying to win games here”… I guess he knows that winning some games between now and end of season might be the only way to save his job. Not going to win many games with 2 or 3 “hitters” who can’t hit and an entire bullpen who can’t pitch.

  18. xoot's avatar xoot says:

    Cavanaugh firmly caught the ball with his foot on the plate. The runner was out. He then goofily tagged the runner. Ridiculous. But if the tag had dislodged the ball, so what? The runner was out. Maybe Krukow’s meds make him overly emotional.

  19. willedav's avatar willedav says:

    there you go nice shot. Belt loved that location too, dead middle of plate and down.

  20. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Whiz 90+ pitches not even done with 6 frames. These young Giants guys throw too many damn pitches. They don’t trust their stuff. Maybe they’re right…

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