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Big Time Timmy Jim: The Long Hard Fall of the Freak

While Matt Cain and Madison Bumgarner were locked in during their first outings of the 2013 regular season, the same can not be said for Tim Lincecum. The Giants managed to escape...

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Yup, Tim Lincecum is the Worst Pitcher Ever (At This Moment)

posted by Bred on Albany Hill, Jul 12, 2012

Link wsj.com

More numbers to make us sad. But on the bright side, he has nowhere to go but up! Here's hoping for a better second half...

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Lincecum loses 20 pounds over winter

posted by 4Ever Golden, Feb 07, 2012

Link yahoo.com

Kind of crazy, I wouldn't have guessed he had 20 pounds to lose.

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The Classical: The Passion of Chris Lincecum

posted by satyricrash, Nov 11, 2011

Link theclassical.org

"By Seth Kolloen Tim Lincecum was a month away from becoming the 10th overall pick in the 2006 amateur draft when I started a story about him for a regional lifestyle magazine based in Seattle. The magazine was not in the habit of publishing features about college pitchers, but I had convinced my editor that Lincecum was not only an exceptional college pitcher, but a fascinating story. Tim’s father, Chris, I told her, was a former minor league pitcher and Boeing engineer, who had developed his son’s unorthodox throwing motion according to aerodynamic principles. Although I didn’t know it at the time, this was completely false. But it was still a good story..." MORE

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Who's the bigger Freak? Source: The Best Damn Sports Site Ever

posted by roblefko, Jul 20, 2011

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Who's the bigger Freak? Source: The Best Damn Sports Site Ever

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Happy Lincecum Day!

posted by jaewong, Jun 17, 2011

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Happy Lincecum Day!

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1000K - Hats Off to Tim Lincecum - June 6, 2011. This makes him just one of eight pitchers in MLB...

posted by jaewong, Jun 07, 2011

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1000K - Hats Off to Tim Lincecum - June 6, 2011. This makes him just one of eight pitchers in MLB history to reach this feat in their first five-seasons joining Tom Seaver, Bert Blyleven, Dwight Gooden, Kerry Wood, G.C. Alexander, Hideo Nomo and Mark Langston.

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