Originally posted by tl57:
Yes, I meant Joe Burrow. 2010 was the beginning of the run when Posey came up in the middle of the year, May I believe. 2011 was him being out for the year, someone had to win the division.
As far as today's LA is concern, I don't consider them to be in the league. I don't care what they win, even though I have a baseball package, I am not watching a single Dodgers minute, nor I will watch them in the playoffs, and not recognize anything they win. Buying the championships is not a sport.
As far as the Giants are concerned, I am not placing them into competition with the Dodgers or any other team, I just want them to get into the playoffs on their own. And that is not happening in today's environment by building half the team, as they did 10-15 years ago. Too much competition right now to get away with it. Unfortunately, ownership group's self-financial restrains are not allowing to build the complete team on both sides and there is nothing cheap in the pipe on the hitting side to immediately bring up. Maybe would be possible to trade an excess of pitching to the "sellers" for the established hitter(s), but if they are making the kind of prohibitive money, that is not feasible or will be approved.
What does Joe Burrow have to do with the 2010 SF Giants? Am I missing something?
Originally posted by tl57:
Originally posted by SFGiant49ers:When I meant with SD and AZ back then is neither was anywhere close to what they are today.
Who the hell is Burrough? And also in 2010, the Giants won the division on the very last game of the regular season, they were in a tight race with SD that season. And in 2011, I believe AZ won the division. So I don't think they were "nowhere to be found" as you said.
In your original post about SD and AZ being nowhere to be seen in 2010-2014, your statement absolutely does not read like you meant "neither was anywhere close to what they are today" within the context of what you were talking about in that post.
[ Edited by SFGiant49ers on Jun 3, 2025 at 11:52 PM ]