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Stadium: AT&T Park | Manager: Bruce Bochy

25-20 Overall | 2nd NL West

Team Ranking	AVG	R	HR	ERA
Giants	.274	210	36	4.12
NL West Division	1st	2nd	4th	5th
National League	1st	3rd	9th	12th

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G. Blanco
B. Pill
A. Torres
B. Belt

A. Pagan
A. Torres
G. Blanco

H. Pence
G. Blanco

P. Sandoval
J. Arias
N. Noonan
T. Abreu

B. Crawford
M. Scutaro
N. Noonan
J. Arias
T. Abreu

Rotation
1. M. Cain
2. M. Bumgarner
3. T. Lincecum
4. B. Zito
5. R. Vogelsong

M. Scutaro
N. Noonan
J. Arias

B. Belt
B. Posey
B. Pill

B. Posey
H. Sanchez
G. Quiroz

	Bullpen
	S. Romo (CL) J. Affeldt J. Lopez G. Kontos J. Mijares J. Machi S. Rosario C. Gaudin S. Casilla

Last Updated: 05/21/2013

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Last Five Games

5/20 vs. WAS
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
B. Belt	1B
A. Torres	LF
B. Crawford	SS
R. Vogelsong	P

5/19 vs. COL
A. Pagan	CF
B. Crawford	SS
P. Sandoval	3B
H. Pence	RF
B. Belt	1B
G. Blanco	LF
G. Quiroz	C
N. Noonan	2B
B. Zito	P

5/18 vs. COL
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
B. Belt	1B
G. Blanco	LF
B. Crawford	SS
T. Lincecum	P

5/17 vs. COL
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
B. Pill	1B
A. Torres	LF
B. Crawford	SS
M. Bumgarner	P

5/16 vs. COL
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
B. Belt	1B
G. Blanco	LF
B. Crawford	SS
M. Cain	P

Most Frequent Lineup
		Avg	HR	RBI
A. Pagan	CF	.260	2	21
M. Scutaro	2B	.333	1	11
P. Sandoval	3B	.305	7	32
B. Posey	C	.298	6	27
H. Pence	RF	.291	7	23
B. Belt	1B	.261	6	22
G. Blanco	LF	.277	0	15
B. Crawford	SS	.288	5	23

Notes

25 different lineups used this season.
Most frequent lineup used in 10 games.

Other Frequent Lineups

4 Game(s)
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
G. Blanco	LF
B. Crawford	SS
B. Belt	1B

3 Game(s)
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
B. Belt	1B
A. Torres	LF
B. Crawford	SS

3 Game(s)
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
J. Arias	1B
A. Torres	LF
B. Crawford	SS

2 Game(s)
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
H. Pence	RF
B. Belt	1B
G. Blanco	LF
H. Sanchez	C
B. Crawford	SS

2 Game(s)
A. Pagan	CF
M. Scutaro	2B
P. Sandoval	3B
B. Posey	C
H. Pence	RF
B. Crawford	SS
B. Belt	1B
G. Blanco	LF

	Angel Pagan, #16
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	42	.260	28	2	21	6

Position Breakdown
OF - 42
News
Giants center fielder Angel Pagan was able to overcome his bout with the flu Monday against the Nationals during an 8-0 victory, MLB.com reports. Pagan had to take batting practice just to prove he was able to play. Manager Bruce Bochy was calling him a "game-time decision." Pagan led off and went 2 for 5 in the game with a double and three RBI. He scored a run and is batting .260. Pagan drove in a run with a double in the fourth inning and added two more RBI with a single to center in the seventh.

	Pablo Sandoval, #48
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	44	.305	23	7	32	0

Position Breakdown
3B - 44
News
Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval played through a bout of the flu Monday, MLB.com reports. Sandoval's condition is considered mild, as he picked up two hits against the Nationals in an 8-0 win. Sandoval went 2 for 5 with two singles and is batting .305. He's recorded six hits in his last four games and is up to 32 RBI on the year.

	Jean Machi, #63
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	SV	K
	1	0	13.0	2.08	0	13

News
Giants reliever Jean Machi so impressed in his earlier callup, posting a 1.74 ERA in nine appearances, the team recalled him Saturday, just after the 10-day waiting period for an optioned player expired. Brett Pill was optioned to Triple-A Fresno to make room on the active roster. Machi struck out 10 batters in 10 1/3 innings, while walking just three.

	Brett Pill, #6
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	3	.333	2	0	1	0

Position Breakdown
1B - 3
News
Giants first baseman Brett Pill was recalled from Triple-A Fresno Tuesday after the Giants placed a pair of pitchers -- Ryan Vogelsong (hand), Santiago Casilla (knee) -- on the disabled list. Pill, who was optioned Saturday, is batting .333 (2 for 6) with one RBI in three games for San Francisco.

	Barry Zito, #75
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	BB	K
	3	3	50.2	3.91	16	31

News
Giants starter Barry Zito endured another rough outing as he suffered his third loss of the season Sunday afternoon against the Rockies. Zito (3-3), who made his ninth start of the season, surrendered a run-scoring single to Carlos Gonzalez in the first and two more in the fifth. The left-hander was charged with five runs and 11 hits over 5 2/3 innings of work. He struck out four and walked two in a 5-0 defeat. Zito has allowed 13 runs -- 10 earned -- over his last 11 1/3 innings of work. He is scheduled to make his next start at home against the Rockies. Zito is 3-0 with a stellar 0.55 ERA in five starts at AT&T Park.

	Brandon Belt, #9
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	42	.261	22	6	22	2

Position Breakdown
1B - 42
News
Giants first baseman Brandon Belt has continued to sit against occasional lefties, holding back his point total in Head-to-Head leagues, but if he keeps hitting like he has over his last 26 games, producing a .321 (25 for 78) batting average, six home runs, 10 walks and a 1.020 OPS, he'll entrench himself as an everyday player once and for all. And Fantasy stardom may follow. Is it really so far-fetched? We've been waiting for this guy to step up his power production for a couple of years now. In that 26-game stretch, he has nearly as many home runs as he hit in 145 games last year. And that's after ranking among the league leaders in home runs this spring. If that's not stepping it up, I don't know what is. Not that I think Belt is going to hit 30 home runs or compete for NL MVP. But if you're still messing around with Todd Frazier or Paul Konerko at DH, it's time to upgrade.

	Andres Torres, #56
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	25	.247	11	1	5	2

Position Breakdown
OF - 25
News
Giants outfielder Andres Torres tied a season-high with three hits Monday against the Nationals. He had one run, one double and one RBI. Torres, who has managed three hits three times, came into Monday's game mired in a 1-for-17 slump in his previous eight outings (three starts). Torres is batting .247 through 33 games.

	Chad Gaudin, #57
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	SV	K
	0	1	25.2	2.10	0	24

News
The Giants have begun to discuss replacements in the rotation for Ryan Vogelsong, who will miss 4-6 weeks after fracturing two bones and dislocating a joint in the pinkie finger on his right hand Monday. The Giants don't have to rush to a decision, however, since they won't need a fifth starter until May 28. Manager Bruce Bochy said long reliever Chad Gaudin would be considered to replace Vogelsong. MLB.com suggests minor-league pitchers Chris Heston, Michael Kickham and Shane Loux could be considered as well.

	Matt Cain, #18
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	BB	K
	3	2	56.1	5.43	17	49

News
Yes, those nine home runs Matt Cain allowed in his first six starts were frustrating, but the Giants ace seemed to get back on track with dominant outings May 5 and May 10, allowing just one home run between the two. So what happened in his latest start Thursday, when he allowed three home runs and six earned runs in 6 1/3 innings? For starters, he was pitching at Coors Field -- and not the snow-covered Coors Field we've seen for much of the season, but the one that typically accompanies 81-degree temperatures (you know, suitable baseball weather). After a couple of years of relatively fair play with the introduction of the humidor, Coors Field was back to being kryptonite for many of the pitchers who came through there last year. Now that the weather is back to normal, I have a feeling Cain won't be the only notable pitcher to suffer from its effects.

	Buster Posey, #28
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	40	.298	19	6	27	0

Position Breakdown
C - 37, 1B - 4, DH - 1
News
Giants catcher Buster Posey's solo home run in the eighth inning Friday against Colorado narrowed what was a five-run deficit at one point to just one, but the team ended up falling just short in a 10-9 loss. Posey did his part, reaching base in three of his five plate appearances, going 2 for 3 with a walk and a sacrifice fly. He drove in two runs and scored two more. He is now batting .293 on the season.

	Tim Lincecum, #55
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	BB	K
	3	3	53.2	4.70	25	56

News
Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum suffered his third loss Saturday night against the Rockies. Lincecum (3-3) surrendered three runs in the third and a two-run home run to Wilin Rosario in the fifth. The right-hander was charged with six runs and seven hits over five innings. He struck out four and walked two in a 10-2 loss. Lincecum will get another crack at the Rockies in his next start Friday at AT&T Park. He is 2-1 with a 3.71 ERA in four starts at home.

	Santiago Casilla, #46
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	SV	K
	3	2	19.0	1.89	1	16

Injuries
Knee - 15-day DL. Out until at least mid-June (Updated - 5/21/13)
News
The Giants placed reliever Santiago Casilla on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday because of a knee injury. Casilla, who has dealt with a cyst on his right knee since early May, is 3-2 with a 1.89 ERA and one save in 21 appearances.

	Madison Bumgarner, #40
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	BB	K
	4	2	58.1	3.09	15	58

News
Giants starter Madison Bumgarner, who had a solid performance his last time out, took a step back as he endured his worst outing of the year Friday night against the Rockies. Bumgarner (4-2), who failed to protect an early four-run lead, surrendered five runs in the fifth, including a grand slam to Jordan Pacheco that broke the game open. He was charged with nine runs -- seven earned -- and eight hits over 4 2/3 innings of work. He struck out four and walked two in a 10-9 defeat. Bumgarner has allowed two home runs in his last three starts. He is scheduled to make his next start Wednesday at home against Washington. He went 1-1 with a 5.14 ERA in two starts last season against the Nationals, including a complete game on Aug. 14, 2012.

	Ryan Vogelsong, #32
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	BB	K
	2	4	46.1	7.19	18	40

Injuries
Hand - 15-day DL. Out until at least late June (Updated - 5/21/13)
News
The Giants made it official Tuesday by placing starting pitcher Ryan Vogelsong (hand) on the 15-day disabled list. Vogelsong is expected to miss 4-6 weeks after needing surgery because of two fractured bones and a dislocated joint in the pinkie finger of his right hand.

	Marco Scutaro, #19
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	40	.333	24	1	11	0

Position Breakdown
2B - 40, DH - 1
News
Giants second baseman Marco Scutaro pushed his hitting streak to 18 games Monday against the Nationals. It was also Scutaro's fourth straight multi-hit game and the 14th time he had multiple hits during the streak. Scutaro is batting .480 (36 for 75) with a .519 on-base percentage, .640 slugging percentage and 1.159 OPS during his hitting streak. He also has one home run, two triples, five doubles, six walks, seven RBI and 15 runs.

Jose Mijares, #50

Year-to-date Stats

	Joaquin Arias, #13
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	23	.229	4	0	3	0

Position Breakdown
1B - 5, SS - 3, 3B - 16

	Tony Abreu, #90
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	0	0	0	0	0	0

Injuries
Quadriceps - 15-day DL. On Triple-A rehab assignment (Updated - 5/4/13)

	Hunter Pence, #8
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	45	.291	27	7	23	8

Position Breakdown
OF - 45

	Gregor Blanco, #7
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	34	.277	11	0	15	4

Position Breakdown
OF - 34

	Nick Noonan, #21
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	12	.238	5	0	3	0

Position Breakdown
2B - 10, SS - 1, 3B - 1

	Hector Sanchez, #29
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	5	.150	2	0	1	0

Position Breakdown
C - 5

	Guillermo Quiroz, #12
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	10	.214	2	1	3	0

Position Breakdown
C - 10

	Brandon Crawford, #35
	Year-to-date Stats
	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
	44	.288	24	5	23	0

Position Breakdown
SS - 44

	Sandy Rosario, #43
	Year-to-date Stats
	W	L	IP	ERA	BB	K
	1	0	0.1	0.00	0	0

News
The Giants recalled reliever Sandy Rosario from Triple-A Fresno Tuesday after placing reliever Santiago Casilla (knee) on the disabled list. Rosario picked up a win in his only appearance for San Francisco April 30.