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Sanchez intends to stop thieves

For almost each hit the Giants’ Pablo Sandoval has stroked this spring, he has made an eye-opening play afield. Kung Fu Panda, Gold Glove winner?

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Sandoval opening eyes defensively

Jonathan Sanchez struck out five in three innings and Pablo Sandoval capped a five-run frame with a grand slam in the Giants’ 5-1 victory over the Cubs on Wednesday.

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Sanchez sharp, Panda slams in Giants’ win

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Posey shines in first spring start

Henry Sosa has looked impressive thus far, pitching 2 2/3 shutout innings in two Cactus League appearances. He appears to have overcome the injuries that have delayed his progress, leaving him with a clearer path to a spot on the Giants’ staff.

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Strong Sosa showing potential

Fred Lewis and Buster Posey hit back-to-back homers to cap a five-run fifth inning in the Giants’ 6-2 victory over the White Sox on Tuesday.

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Lewis, Posey homer in Giants’ big frame

Muhammad Ali was in the clubhouse Tuesday, and the mere sight of the 68-year-old held the Giants spellbound.

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Giants starstruck by Ali’s visit to camp

For decades, the Giants were renowned for slugging. Simultaneously, the Dodgers’ lengthy lineage of aces affirmed the club’s stature as a pitching-oriented bunch.

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Role reversal for Giants, Dodgers

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Kieschnick comes through in extras

Barry Zito and No. 5 starting candidate Todd Wellemeyer each yielded one run in three innings as the Giants defeated the Dodgers, 3-2, on Monday.

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