Feliz, Shinjo, Bonds, Rodriguez, Witasick, Boehringer, Dunston, Galarraga, Estes, Snow.

I only took about five minutes to think up my responses, so here goes.

1. Ramon Martinez
   
2. Shinjo
   
3. Benito Santiago
   
4. Russ Ortiz
   
5. Aaron Fultz
   
6. Jason Christiansen
   
7. Shawon Dunston
   
8. Jeff Kent
   
9. Robb Nen
   

10 Jack Thomas Snow.

That was fun.  I'll be amazed if I got more than 5 correct.  

1. Ramon E Martinez
   
2. Tsuyoshi Shinjo
   
3. Shawon Dunston.... Barry Bonds was never sneaky
   
4. Felix Rodriguez
   
5. Aaron Fultz
   
6. Jason Christianson
   
7. Woody
   
8. David Bell
   
9.  We're talking Giants, right?  Oh, Joe Nathan 10. Reggie Sanders

1. Tony Torcato
   
2. Cal Murray
   
3. Barry Bonds
   
4. Fe-Rod
   
5. Chad Zerbe
   
6. Brian Boehringer
   
7. Shawon Dunston
   
8. Pedro Feliz
   
9. Shawn Estes
   
10. Reggie Sanders
    

   1. SHAWON DUNSTON may not possess the athleticism of a Pokey Reese, but he is handy enough to fill in at first base when the Giants need help there.

   2. If SHINJO! could hit nearly as well as he plays center field, San Francisco might have another All-Star in its lineup.

   3. Once a sneaky basestealer, SHAWON DUNSTON has become a station-to-station runner.

   4. KIRK RUETER will mix in an occasional curve or changeup, but neither really plays an integral role in his plan.

   5. Middle relievers of TIM WORRELL ilk are almost interchangeable, as harsh as that may sound.

   6. The Giants acquired WAYNE GOMES for the (2001) stretch run, but he didn't provide relief.

   7. The Giants were thrilled when RUSS DAVIS exercised his $1.15 million player option for 2002.... BENITO SANTIAGO continues to prove his value not only on the field, but also in the clubhouse.

   8. JEFF KENT's approach consists of anticipating the fastball and adjusting to offspeed stuff, and his manager was impressed enough to place him in the cleanup spot for most of the final month.

   9. One scout theorized that some umpires are so bamboozled by CHAD ZERBE's unique break that they're too stunned to call strikes.

  10. BARRY BONDS has shown one sign of age; he's considered to have a "slider-speed" bat, partly explaining his low home run total and his second-half fade.

Pencils down.

1.) Shawon Dunston may not possess the athleticism of a Pokey Reese, but he is handy enough to fill in at first base when the Giants need help there. In addition, he does a great Dusty Baker impersonation.

2.) If Tsuyoshi Shinjo could hit nearly as well as he plays center field, San Francisco might have another All-Star in its lineup.

3.) Once a sneaky basestealer, Kenny Lofton has become a station-to-station runner.

4.) howtheyscored will mix in an occasional curve or changeup, but neither really plays an integral role in his plan.

5.) Middle relievers of Chad Zerbe's ilk are almost interchangeable, as harsh as that may sound.

6.) The Giants acquired Jason Christiansen for the (2001) stretch run, but he didn't provide relief.

7.) The Giants were thrilled when Kirk Rueter exercised his $1.15 million player option for 2002.... Woody continues to prove his value not only on the field, but also in the clubhouse.

8.) Jeff Kent's approach consists of anticipating the fastball and adjusting to offspeed stuff, and his manager was impressed enough to place him in the cleanup spot for most of the final month.

9.) One scout theorized that some umpires are so bamboozled by Tim Worrell's unique break that they're too stunned to call strikes.

10.) JT Snow has shown one sign of age; he's considered to have a "slider-speed" bat, partly explaining his low home run total and his second-half fade.

grant, you rascal
R martinez may not possess the athleticism of a Pokey Reese, but he is handy enough to fill in at first base when the Giants need help there.

If cal murray could hit nearly as well as he plays center field, San Francisco might have another All-Star in its lineup.

Once a sneaky basestealer, shawon dunston has become a station-to-station runner.

schmidt will mix in an occasional curve or changeup, but neither really plays an integral role in his plan.

Middle relievers of witasick's ilk are almost interchangeable, as harsh as that may sound.

The Giants acquired Embree for the (2001) stretch run, but he didn't provide relief.

The Giants were thrilled when JTSnow exercised his $1.15 million player option for 2002.... __ continues to prove his value not only on the field, but also in the clubhouse.

Kent's approach consists of anticipating the fastball and adjusting to offspeed stuff, and his manager was impressed enough to place him in the cleanup spot for most of the final month.

One scout theorized that some umpires are so bamboozled by Estes's's's unique break that they're too stunned to call strikes.

Sanders? has shown one sign of age; he's considered to have a "slider-speed" bat, partly explaining his low home run total and his second-half fade.

1. Pedro Feliz
   
2. Shinjo
   
3. Benito
   
4. Ortiz
   

5)Fultz

6. christiansen
   
7. Dunston
   
8. Bonds
   
9. Nen (but his slider was always thrown out of the strike zone, so probably not, maybe it's manny aybar)
   
10. Snow

1 Pedro Fleas
2 Shinjo
3 Benito Santiago
4 Nenn
5 Witasick
6 Gomes
7 Dunston
8 Torcato
9 Ortiz
10 JT

I just discovered the real answer to question #8, and was I ever surprised. I guess I'm not the only one, since nobody's gotten it right yet...

1. Ramon Martinez
   
2. Calvin Murray
   
3. Reggie Sanders
   
4. Robb Nenn
   
5. Tim Worrell
   
6. Brian Boehringer
   
7. David Bell
   
8. Jeff Kent
   
9. Jason Schmidt
   
10. JT Snow

1.  Ramon Martinez
   
2.  Tsuyoshi Shinjo
   
3.  Shawon Dunston
   
4.  Jason Schmidt
   
5.  Aaron Fultz
   
6.  Brian Boehringer
   
7.  Shawon Dunston
   
8.  Andres Gallaraga
   
9.  Shawn Estes
   
10. Benito Santiago

Highlight the portion below with your mouse if you want to know the answers....

1. Jeff Kent may not possess the athleticism of a Pokey Reese, but he is handy enough to fill in at first base when the Giants need help there.

2. If Calvin Murray could hit nearly as well as he plays center field, San Francisco might have another All-Star in its lineup.

3. Once a sneaky basestealer, Andres Galarraga has become a station-to-station runner.

4. Jason Schmidt will mix in an occasional curve or changeup, but neither really plays an integral role in his plan.

5. Middle relievers of Brian Boehringer's ilk are almost interchangeable, as harsh as that may sound.

6. The Giants acquired Wayne Gomes for the (2001) stretch run, but he didn't provide relief.

7. The Giants were thrilled when Shawon Dunston exercised his $1.15 million player option for 2002.... Dunston continues to prove his value not only on the field, but also in the clubhouse.

8. Tsuyoshi Shinjo's approach consists of anticipating the fastball and adjusting to offspeed stuff, and his manager was impressed enough to place him in the cleanup spot for most of the final month.

9. One scout theorized that some umpires are so bamboozled by Shawn Estes's unique break that they're too stunned to call strikes.

10. Benito Santiago has shown one sign of age; he's considered to have a "slider-speed" bat, partly explaining his low home run total and his second-half fade.

Wendall Kim may not possess the athleticism of a Pokey Reese, but he is handy enough to fill in at first base when the Giants need help there.
If Fred Lewis could hit nearly as well as he plays center field, San Francisco might have another All-Star in its lineup.
Once a sneaky basestealer, Noah Lowry has become a station-to-station runner.
Jason Schmidt will mix in an occasional curve or changeup, but neither really plays an integral role in his plan.
Middle relievers of Puerto Rico ilk are almost interchangeable, as harsh as that may sound.
The Giants acquired Rolaids for the (2001) stretch run, but he didn't provide relief.
The Giants were thrilled when Shawon exercised his $1.15 million player option for 2002.... ____ continues to prove his value not only on the field, but also in the clubhouse.
Matt William's approach consists of anticipating the fastball and adjusting to offspeed stuff, and his manager was impressed enough to place him in the cleanup spot for most of the final month.
One scout theorized that some umpires are so bamboozled by Franchise's unique break that they're too stunned to call strikes.
Ray Ray has shown one sign of age; he's considered to have a "slider-speed" bat, partly explaining his low home run total and his second-half fade.

Rich Aurilia may not possess the athleticism of a Pokey Reese, but he is handy enough to fill in at first base when the Giants need help there, considering their other options.

If ::Response Invalid:: could hit nearly as well as he plays center field, San Francisco might have another All-Star in its lineup.

Once a sneaky basestealer, Ray Durham has become a station-to-station runner.

Benjie Molina will mix in an occasional curve or changeup for his pitchers, but neither really plays an integral role in his plan.

Middle relievers of Steve Kline's ilk are almost interchangeable, as harsh as that may sound.

The Giants acquired Randy Messenger for the (2007) stretch run, but he didn't provide anything but comic relief.

The Giants were thrilled when Armando Benitez exercised.... Armando Benitez continues to prove his value not only on the Florida Marlins, but also in the doghouse.

Ryan Klesko's approach consists of swinging at the fastball and adjusting to the fastball, and his manager was impressed enough to place him in the cleanup spot for most of the final month.

One scout theorized that some umpires are so bamboozled by Barry Zito's unique flip flops that they're too stunned to call strikes.

Omar Vizquel has shown one sign of age; he's considered to have a "slider-speed" bat, partly explaining his low home run total.

Not sure how this happened, but the Giants came up second in my simulator study of Top Bullpens of the NL West.  Rumor has it, the governor will call for a state of emergency until the error can be found that ranks the Giants bullpen #2 in the NL West.
vr, Xei