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So things aren’t great for the Giants this season, this is true. The offense can’t score runs consistently, and that is a bummer. However, there is a ray of light:
If nothing else, #SFGiants pitching has been simply lights out this summer. Since June 1 they have a Major League BEST 3.26 ERA, and the trend is continuing today
— Julie Parker (@insidethepark3r) September 1, 2018
This is pretty astounding, considering their record. With a little more offensive firepower, this team really could have been something.
/plays “Rolling In The Deep” at full volume, sobs into pillow
They really could have.
Though Buster Posey is gone, he is not forgotten. Posey continues to be a force for good off the field, continuing his work for pediatric cancer awareness and research. Despite Buster having just had surgery earlier this week, Buster and Kristen Posey made an appearance yesterday for Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day.
He had hip surgery on Monday. But @BusterPosey is here for Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day #SFGiants pic.twitter.com/jIIa7vc0R5
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) September 1, 2018
They continue to be ambassadors for young cancer patients, bringing hope and joy to young patients in the Bay Area:
The Poseys, along with the generous support of individuals, partners, teammates and #SFGiants fans, have raised more than $2.5 million for pediatric cancer research since 2016. MORE: https://t.co/sKN3hnP2g3 pic.twitter.com/kcguZHHa5t
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) September 1, 2018
You can find out more at their website.