Gaudin PItches , Wins for Giants As If Nothing Happened

July 13. 2013  

Not too surprised the Giants went ahead and let Chad Gaudin pitch last night against the Padres, a day after he was brought up on charges of lewdness for fondling a woman on a gurney in a hospital. Afterall, a 'nobody' until this year, he's suddenly the Giants' second best starter right now with a career best 2.41 ERA and 1.14 whip since coming to the Giants this year. Last year he was 4.54 ERA with the Marlins. Here's a guy who's been on nine teams in nine years with a lifetime 4.45 ERA, whose never had an ERA below 3.00 and suddenly a star for the Giants now in his thirties - but not an unusual pattern for the Giants. Players just don't suddenly improve their performance numbers like that except on the Giants it seems. We've cited similar performances from other Giants newcomers like Blanco, Scutaro, Mijares, Pagan, Vogelsong, etc. Not surprised Gaudin and the Giants won a rare game last night, although playing the Padres  didn't hurt. Below chart was through June.




Re. the  Gaudin hosptial incident, which happened in January, for which there was enough evidence to report it to the media now,  there was little mention of it during the game.  Giants announcer Dave Flemming just touched on 'Gaudin's touch week' right away and how he was handling things in a calm manner.  San Diego announcer didn't even bring the subject up until the middle of the game and acted almost apologetic for saying almost nothing including ' I'm not going to talk about it anymore.' Well, he hardly did, but it was news for which one shouldn't be afraid to bring it up.  The fans - almost half Giants fans in San Diego Petco Park - didn't show any  reaction to Gaudin from what we could discern from watching the game on TV. Just business as usual  - and that's the problem with the PED thing; most people seem to ignore it as if they don't care. 
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VICTOR CONTE MAY BE RIGHT – HOMETOWN GIANTS APPEAR USING HIS KNOWLEDGE

VICTOR CONTE MAY BE RIGHT – HOMETOWN GIANTS APPEAR USING HIS KNOWLEDGE

October 27, 2012

After 10 years of leading the majors in #PEDs, it would appear the San Francisco Giants figure that if nobody’s going to stop them  they may as well continue doing what Barry Bonds introduce them to prior to 2002.  Then they were called steroids. Now it’s PEDs or performance enhancing drugs with testosterone being the apparent PED of choice.




How is it that a team without a real power hitter, or a real pitching ace can suddenly take the Majors by storm- and for the second time in three years. And, the numbers just keep improving as the seasons go along. A 37 year old guy named Scutaro, batting a mere .271 mid season when the Giants picked him up from Colorado for next to nothing is suddenly leading the league in batting average – and has been the last few months. On top of that, he’s only struck out one time in his first 50 plate appearances in the post season. Then you have a normally out-of-control guy named Sandoval hitting three homers in one game off the best pitcher in the majors and hitting another three homers in the post season for a  plus .500 average.  Then you have the usual  weak links of the pitching staff, mid-30s pitchers Zito and Vogelsong suddenly becoming world beaters, along with Casilla, Affeldt and Lopez in the bullpen. 



Following Giants’ Melky Cabrera’s suspension for using  PEDs, Balco Founder (remembert Bonds?) and probabby the leading authority on steroids and PEDs, Victor Conte spilled the beans, explaining exactly how players have been – and can – beat the baseball drug testing. He tells us how a player can inject  up to 4x the normal amount of testosterone we normally have in our blood – and still get away with it.



It’ would appear that the Giants players have taken advantage of the situation while their ownership looks the other way. Other teams not only have paid little attention to this major   story but they are becoming victims to perhaps the biggest scandal in baseball  isnce  1919 and the Black Sox.  
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