2011 San Francisco Giants season
Major League Baseball team season
2011 San Francisco GiantsLeague National League Division West Ballpark AT&T Park City San Francisco , California Record 86–76 (.531) Divisional place 2nd Owners Bill Neukom (managing general partner)General managers Brian Sabean Managers Bruce Bochy Television KNTV (NBC Bay Area 11)(Jon Miller , Mike Krukow , Duane Kuiper ) CSN Bay Area (Duane Kuiper , Mike Krukow , Dave Flemming ) Radio KNBR (680 AM)(Jon Miller , Dave Flemming , Duane Kuiper , Mike Krukow ) KIQI (1010 AM, Spanish)(Erwin Higueros, Tito Fuentes )
The San Francisco Giants are an American baseball team. Their 2011 season marked their 129th year in Major League Baseball , their fifty-fourth year in San Francisco since their move from New York following the 1957 season , and their 12th in AT&T Park . They opened the 2011 season as the defending World Series champions on March 31, 2011. However, they were eliminated from post-season contention on September 24, 2011, finishing eight games behind that season's National League West champion Arizona Diamondbacks . Despite missing the playoffs, the Giants led the majors in ninth inning comebacks.
Regular season
Coming off the team's 2010 World Series success and his two-year, $22 million contract, Aubrey Huff arrived at 2011 spring training out of shape.[ 1] [ 2] OPS dropped 215 points from the previous season to .676, last among Major League first baseman in 2011.[ 1] [ 3] [ 4] [ 3] [ 1] [ 2] [ 5] [ 6] [ 7]
November 30, 2010 – The Giants sign free agent IF Miguel Tejada to a one-year contract.[ 8]
December 3, 2010 – The Giants re-sign free agent OF Pat Burrell to a one-year contract.[ 9]
March 30, 2011 – As spring training concludes, the Giants add rookie 1B Brandon Belt to the 25-man roster and 1B Travis Ishikawa is designated for assignment .[ 10]
April 20, 2011 – With LF Cody Ross returning from the disabled list, Brandon Belt is optioned to Fresno .
April 28, 2011 – P Ryan Vogelsong , replacing an injured Barry Zito makes his first major league start since 2004, earning the win.
April 30, 2011 – 3B Pablo Sandoval breaks the hamate bone in his right hand and is placed on the disabled list.
May 25, 2011 – C Buster Posey fractures his lower left leg and ankle in a collision at home plate with Scott Cousins of the Florida Marlins , ending his season.
May 26, 2011 – SS Brandon Crawford is added to the 40-man roster and promoted to San Francisco from San Jose . Ryan Rohlinger is designated for assignment.
June 10, 2011 – IF Freddy Sanchez suffers a dislocated shoulder while diving for a ball in a game against the Cincinnati Reds .
June 13, 2011 – 3B Pablo Sandoval is activated from the disabled list.
June 28, 2011 – P Barry Zito returns to the mound after more than two months on the disabled list, earning the win to complete a doubleheader sweep of the Chicago Cubs . Zito replaces an injured Jonathan Sánchez in the rotation.
July 3, 2011 – Pitchers Matt Cain , Tim Lincecum , Ryan Vogelsong , and Brian Wilson are named to the All-Star Team .
July 10, 2011 – 3B Pablo Sandoval is named to the All-Star Team as an injury replacement for José Reyes .
July 14, 2011 – 2B/3B Mike Fontenot is activated from the disabled list .
July 19, 2011 – The Giants acquire IF Jeff Keppinger in a trade with the Houston Astros and recall Brandon Belt from the minors for the third time in 2011.
July 27, 2011 – The Giants acquire OF Carlos Beltrán in a trade with the New York Mets for prospect P Zack Wheeler .
July 31, 2011 – The Giants acquire IF Orlando Cabrera in a trade with the Cleveland Indians for prospect OF Thomas Neal .
August 27, 2011 – LHP Eric Surkamp is promoted from AA Richmond and makes his major league debut in a start against the Houston Astros , earning a no-decision.
August 31, 2011 – OF Aaron Rowand and IF Miguel Tejada are designated for assignment. IF Brett Pill is promoted from Fresno and OF Pat Burrell is activated from the disabled list
September 6, 2011 – 1B Brett Pill hits a home run off Wade LeBlanc of the San Diego Padres in his first at bat in the major leagues.
September 15, 2011 – 3B Pablo Sandoval hits for the cycle at Coors Field against the Colorado Rockies .
September 23, 2011 – The Giants are eliminated from the NL Western division with a 3–1 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, who simultaneously clinch the divisional title.
September 24, 2011 – The Giants are eliminated from postseason contention with a 15–2 loss in Arizona.
Season standings
National League West
National League Wild Card
Record vs. opponents
Source: [ 11]
Team
AZ
ATL
CHC
CIN
COL
FLA
HOU
LAD
MIL
NYM
PHI
PIT
SD
SF
STL
WSH
AL
Arizona –
2–3
3–4
4–2
13–5
5–2
6–1
10–8
4–3
3–3
3–3
3–3
11–7
9–9
3–4
5–3
10–8
Atlanta 3–2
–
4–3
3–3
6–2
12–6
5–1
2–5
5–3
9–9
6–12
4–2
4–5
6–1
1–5
9–9
10–5
Chicago 4–3
3–4
–
7–11
2–4
3–3
8–7
3–3
6–10
4–2
2–5
8–8
3–3
5–4
5–10
3–4
5–10
Cincinnati 2–4
3–3
11–7
–
3–4
3–3
9–6
4–2
8–8
2–5
1–7
5–10
4–2
5–2
9–6
4–2
6–12
Colorado 5–13
2–6
4–2
4–3
–
3–3
5–2
9–9
3–6
5–2
1–4
4–3
9–9
5–13
2–4
4–3
8–7
Florida 2–5
6–12
3–3
3–3
3–3
–
6–1
3–3
0–7
9–9
6–12
6–0
0–7
4–2
2–6
11–7
8–10
Houston 1–6
1–5
7–8
6–9
2–5
1–6
–
4–5
3–12
3–3
2–4
7–11
3–5
4–3
5–10
3–3
4–11
Los Angeles 8–10
5–2
3–3
2–4
9–9
3–3
5–4
–
2–4
2–5
1–5
6–2
13–5
9–9
4–3
4–2
6–9
Milwaukee 3–4
3–5
10–6
8–8
6–3
7–0
12–3
4–2
–
4–2
3–4
12–3
3–2
3–3
9–9
3–3
6–9
New York 3–3
9–9
2–4
5–2
2–5
9–9
3–3
5–2
2–4
–
7–11
4–4
4–3
2–4
3–3
8–10
9–9
Philadelphia 3–3
12–6
5–2
7–1
4–1
12–6
4–2
5–1
4–3
11–7
–
4–2
7–1
4–3
3–6
8–10
9–6
Pittsburgh 3–3
2–4
8–8
10–5
3–4
0–6
11–7
2–6
3–12
4–4
2–4
–
2–4
3–3
7–9
4–4
8–7
San Diego 7–11
5–4
3–3
2–4
9–9
7–0
5–3
5–13
2–3
3–4
1–7
4–2
–
6–12
3–3
3–4
6–9
San Francisco 9–9
1–6
4–5
2–5
13–5
2–4
3–4
9–9
3–3
4–2
3–4
3–3
12–6
–
5–2
3–4
10–5
St. Louis 4–3
5–1
10–5
6–9
4–2
6–2
10–5
3–4
9–9
3–3
6–3
9–7
3–3
2–5
–
2–4
8–7
Washington 3–5
9–9
4–3
2–4
3–4
7–11
3–3
2–4
3–3
10–8
10–8
4–4
4–3
4–3
4–2
–
8–7
Game log
Legend
Giants win
Giants loss
Postponement
Bold Giants team member
2011 Game Log
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
2
April 1
@ Dodgers
L 4–3Billingsley (1–0)Sánchez Broxton (2)44,834
0–2
3
April 2
@ Dodgers
W 10–0Cain Lilly (0–1)40,809
1–2
4
April 3
@ Dodgers
L 7–5Kuroda (1–0)Runzler Broxton (3)50,896
1–3
5
April 5
@ Padres
L 3–1Harang (1–0)Bumgarner Bell (2)43,146
1–4
6
April 6
@ Padres
W 8–4Lincecum Stauffer (0–1)Ramírez 24,368
2–4
7
April 8
Cardinals W 5–4 (12) Runzler Tallet (0–1)42,048
3–4
8
April 9
Cardinals W 3–2Ramírez Franklin (0–1)41,742
4–4
9
April 10
Cardinals L 6–1Lohse (1–1)Zito 42,092
4–5
10
April 11
Dodgers L 6–1Kershaw (2–1)Bumgarner 40,870
4–6
11
April 12
Dodgers W 5–4Affeldt Hawksworth (1–1)Wilson 41,960
5–6
12
April 13
Dodgers W 4–3Sánchez Lilly (0–2)Wilson 42,060
6–6
13
April 15
@ Diamondbacks
W 5–2Cain Hudson (0–3)Wilson 23,090
7–6
14
April 16
@ Diamondbacks
W 5–3Mota Saunders (0–2)Wilson 25,590
8–6
15
April 17
@ Diamondbacks
L 6–5 (12) Collmenter (1–0)Runzler 26,195
8–7
16
April 18
@ Rockies
W 8–1Lincecum Rogers (2–1)31,079
9–7
17
April 19
@ Rockies
W 6–3Sánchez Jiménez (0–1)Wilson 30,320
10–7
18
April 20
@ Rockies
L 10–2de la Rosa (3–0)Cain 27,758
10–8
19
April 22
Braves L 4–1Hanson (2–3)Bumgarner Kimbrel (5)42,404
10–9
20
April 23
Braves L 5–2Hudson (3–2)Lincecum Kimbrel (6)42,395
10–10
21
April 24
Braves L 9–6 (10) O'Flaherty (1–1)Wilson Venters (1)42,295
10–11
22
April 26
@ Pirates
W 6–3Romo Hanrahan (0–1)Wilson 9,832
11–11
23
April 27
@ Pirates
L 2–0McDonald (1–2)Bumgarner Hanrahan (7)9,048
11–12
24
April 28
@ Pirates
W 5–2Vogelsong Karstens (2–1)Wilson 14,747
12–12
25
April 29
@ Nationals
L 3–0Marquis (3–0)Lincecum 21,399
12–13
26
April 30
@ Nationals
W 2–1Mota Lannan (2–3)Wilson 28,766
13–13
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
27
May 1
@ Nationals
L 5–2Zimmermann (2–4)Cain Storen (5)21,611
13–14
28
May 2
@ Nationals
L 2–0Gorzelanny (1–2)Bumgarner Storen (6)15,342
13–15
29
May 3
@ Mets
W 7–6 (10) López Buchholz (1–1)Wilson 32,288
14–15
30
May 4
@ Mets
W 2–0Lincecum Capuano (2–3)Wilson 29,333
15–15
31
May 5
@ Mets
L 5–2Pelfrey (2–3)Sánchez Rodríguez (7)23,433
15–16
32
May 6
Rockies W 4–3Wilson Paulino (0–2)41,982
16–16
33
May 7
Rockies W 3–2Wilson Paulino (0–3)41,611
17–16
34
May 8
Rockies W 3–0Vogelsong de la Rosa (4–1)Wilson 42,132
18–16
35
May 10
Diamondbacks W 1–0Wilson Hernandez (2–1)41,039
19–16
36
May 11
Diamondbacks W 4–3Sánchez Galarraga (3–3)Wilson 41,026
20–16
37
May 12
Diamondbacks W 3–2Cain Hudson (3–5)López 41,126
21–16
38
May 13
@ Cubs
L 11–4Dempster (2–4)Bumgarner 37,433
21–17
39
May 14
@ Cubs
W 3–0 (6) †Vogelsong Davis (0–1)39,706
22–17
–
May 15
@ Cubs
Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for June 28
40
May 16
@ Rockies
L 7–4Mortensen (1–0)Lincecum Street (13)33,228
22–18
41
May 17
@ Rockies
L 5–3Belisle (4–2)Sánchez Street (14)41,105
22–19
42
May 18
@ Dodgers
W 8–5Wilson Cormier (0–1)30,421
23–19
43
May 19
@ Dodgers
W 3–1Bumgarner Billingsley (2–4)Wilson 34,248
24–19
44
May 20
Athletics W 2–1 (10) López Fuentes (1–5)42,224
25–19
45
May 21
Athletics W 3–0Lincecum Anderson (2–4)42,152
26–19
46
May 22
Athletics W 5–4 (11) Romo Fuentes (1–6)42,288
27–19
47
May 24
Marlins L 5–1Nolasco (4–0)Cain Núñez (18)41,165
27–20
48
May 25
Marlins L 7–6 (12) Webb (1–3)Mota Badenhop (1)41,037
27–21
49
May 26
Marlins L 1–0Sánchez (4–1)Vogelsong 41,472
27–22
50
May 27
@ Brewers
W 5–4Lincecum Marcum (6–2)Wilson 37,034
28–22
51
May 28
@ Brewers
L 3–2Axford (1–1)Mota 42,512
28–23
52
May 29
@ Brewers
L 6–0Gallardo (7–2)Cain 43,035
28–24
53
May 30
@ Cardinals
W 7–3Bumgarner McClellan (6–2)40,849
29–24
54
May 31
@ Cardinals
L 4–3Franklin (1–3)López Salas (10)37,748
29–25
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
55
June 1
@ Cardinals
W 7–5 (11) Romo Franklin (1–4)Wilson 35,775
30–25
56
June 2
@ Cardinals
W 12–7Sánchez Lynn (0–1)Affeldt 34,104
31–25
57
June 3
Rockies W 3–1Cain Nicasio (1–1)Wilson 41,021
32–25
58
June 4
Rockies L 2–1Chacín (6–4)Bumgarner Street (15)41,046
32–26
59
June 5
Rockies W 2–1Vogelsong Lindstrom (0–1)Wilson 41,369
33–26
60
June 6
Nationals W 5–4 (13) Lopez Stammen (0–1)41,180
34–26
61
June 7
Nationals L 2–1Zimmermann (4–6)Sánchez Storen (12)41,786
34–27
62
June 8
Nationals W 3–1Cain Burnett (1–3)41,738
35–27
63
June 9
Reds L 3–0Cueto (3–2)Bumgarner Cordero (12)41,106
35–28
64
June 10
Reds W 3–2Wilson Arredondo (0–1)41,686
36–28
65
June 11
Reds L 10–2Leake (6–2)Lincecum 41,735
36–29
66
June 12
Reds W 4–2Ramírez Arredondo (0–2)Wilson 42,084
37–29
67
June 14
@ Diamondbacks
W 6–5Cain Collmenter (4–2)Wilson 23,746
38–29
68
June 15
@ Diamondbacks
W 5–2Bumgarner Saunders (3–7)Wilson 24,194
39–29
69
June 16
@ Diamondbacks
L 3–2 (10) Hernandez (3–2)Casilla 23,468
39–30
70
June 17
@ Athletics
L 5–2Godfrey (1–0)Lincecum Bailey (3)36,067
39–31
71
June 18
@ Athletics
L 4–2Ziegler (2–0)Sánchez Bailey (4)36,067
39–32
72
June 19
@ Athletics
L 2–1Cahill (7–5)Affeldt Fuentes (12)36,067
39–33
73
June 21
Twins L 9–2Pavano (5–5)Bumgarner 41,958
39–34
74
June 22
Twins W 5–1Vogelsong Blackburn (6–5)41,886
40–34
75
June 23
Twins W 2–1Lincecum Duensing (4–7)Wilson 42,481
41–34
76
June 24
Indians W 4–3Casilla Carrasco (7–4)Wilson 41,690
42–34
77
June 25
Indians W 1–0Cain Masterson (5–6)Wilson 42,130
43–34
78
June 26
Indians W 3–1Bumgarner Carmona (4–10)Affeldt 41,978
44–34
79
June 28 From May 15
@ Cubs
W 13–7Vogelsong Davis (1–7)39,157
45–34
80
June 28‡
@ Cubs
W 6–2Zito López (0–2)Wilson 38,360
46–34
81
June 29
@ Cubs
L 2–1Mármol (2–2)Romo 37,221
46–35
82
June 30
@ Cubs
L 5–2 (13) Grabow (1–0)Ramírez 38,158
46–36
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
83
July 1
@ Tigers
W 4–3Wilson Valverde (2–3)Affeldt 35,583
47–36
84
July 2
@ Tigers
W 15–3Zito Scherzer (9–4)Mota 38,983
48–36
85
July 3
@ Tigers
L 6–3Porcello (7–6)Affeldt Valverde (20)31,904
48–37
86
July 4
Padres L 5–3Richard (5–9)Lincecum Bell (25)42,300
48–38
87
July 5
Padres L 5–3Stauffer (5–5)Cain Bell (26)41,403
48–39
88
July 6
Padres W 6–5 (14) Lopez Neshek (1–1)41,916
49–39
89
July 7
Padres W 2–1Zito Luebke (2–3)Wilson 41,521
50–39
90
July 8
Mets L 5–2Beato (2–1)Wilson Rodríguez (23)41,028
50–40
91
July 9
Mets W 3–1Lincecum Capuano (8–8)Romo 42,117
51–40
92
July 10
Mets W 4–2Cain Pelfrey (5–8)Wilson 42,123
52–40
93
July 14
@ Padres
W 6–2 (12) Casilla Gregerson (2–3)Wilson 32,292
53–40
94
July 15
@ Padres
W 6–1Lincecum Moseley (2–9)42,055
54–40
95
July 16
@ Padres
L 11–3Luebke (3–3)Zito 42,024
54–41
96
July 17
@ Padres
W 4–3 (11) Lopez Qualls (4–4)Wilson 36,351
55–41
97
July 18
Dodgers W 5–0Vogelsong Billingsley (8–8)42,323
56–41
98
July 19
Dodgers W 5–3Bumgarner Kuo (0–1)Wilson 42,391
57–41
99
July 20
Dodgers L 1–0Kershaw (11–4)Lincecum Guerra (6)42,487
57–42
100
July 22
Brewers L 4–2Marcum (9–3)Cain Axford (27)42,297
57–43
101
July 23
Brewers W 4–2Vogelsong Wolf (6–8)Wilson 42,277
58–43
102
July 24
Brewers W 2–1Bumgarner Gallardo (11–7)Wilson 42,262
59–43
103
July 26
@ Phillies
L 7–2Worley (7–1)Zito 45,740
59–44
104
July 27
@ Phillies
W 2–1Cain Hamels (12–6)Wilson 45,800
60–44
105
July 28
@ Phillies
W 4–1Lincecum Kendrick (5–5)Wilson 45,646
61–44
106
July 29
@ Reds
L 4–3 (13) Arredondo (2–3)Wilson 29,016
61–45
107
July 30
@ Reds
L 7–2Leake (9–6)Bumgarner 40,402
61–46
108
July 31
@ Reds
L 9–0Cueto (7–4)Zito 37,864
61–47
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
109
August 1
Diamondbacks L 5–2Kennedy (13–3)Cain Putz (25)42,366
61–48
110
August 2
Diamondbacks L 6–1Hudson (11–7)Lincecum 42,332
61–49
111
August 3
Diamondbacks W 8–1Vogelsong Marquis (8–6)42,477
62–49
112
August 4
Phillies L 3–0Lee (11–7)Bumgarner 42,013
62–50
113
August 5
Phillies L 9–2Worley (8–1)Sánchez 42,165
62–51
114
August 6
Phillies L 2–1Hamels (13–6)Cain 42,183
62–52
115
August 7
Phillies W 3–1Lincecum Oswalt (4–7)Wilson 42,366
63–52
116
August 8
Pirates L 5–0Morton (9–6)Vogelsong 42,405
63–53
117
August 9
Pirates W 6–0Bumgarner McDonald (7–6)42,648
64–53
118
August 10
Pirates L 9–2Karstens (9–6)Sánchez 42,603
64–54
119
August 12
@ Marlins
L 2–1Nolasco (9–8)Cain Núñez (32)22,431
64–55
120
August 13
@ Marlins
W 3–0Lincecum Vasquez (7–10)Wilson 25, 013
65–55
121
August 14
@ Marlins
W 5–2Vogelsong Volstad (5–9)Ramírez 20,020
66–55
122
August 15
@ Braves
L 5–4Martínez (1–2)Wilson 23,498
66–56
123
August 16
@ Braves
L 2–1 (11) Arodys Vizcaíno (1–0)Lopez 22,108
66–57
124
August 17
@ Braves
W 7–5Cain Jurrjens (12–5)22,202
67–57
125
August 18
@ Braves
L 1–0Minor (3–2)Lincecum Kimbrel (37)30,720
67–58
126
August 19
@ Astros
L 6–0Rodríguez (9–9)Vogelsong 26,259
67–59
127
August 20
@ Astros
L 7–5Lyles (2–7)Bumgarner Melancon (13)29,046
67–60
128
August 21
@ Astros
W 6–4 (11) Affeldt Melancon (6–4)Ramírez 25,838
68–60
129
August 23
Padres L 7–5Hamren (1–0)Ramírez Bell (35)41,288
68–61
130
August 24
Padres W 2–1Lincecum Stauffer (8–10)Casilla 41,542
69–61
131
August 25
Astros L 3–1Sosa (1–2)Vogelsong Melancon (14)41,115
69–62
132
August 26
Astros W 2–1Bumgarner Happ (4–15)Casilla 41,438
70–62
133
August 27
Astros W 2–1 (10) Affeldt Rodriguez (2–3)42,318
71–62
134
August 28
Astros L 4–3 (11) Melancon (7–4)Ramírez Carpenter (1)41,681
71–63
135
August 29
Cubs L 7–0Wells (6–4)Lincecum 41,063
71–64
136
August 30
Cubs L 5–2Garza (7–10)Vogelsong Mármol (31)41,165
71–65
137
August 31
Cubs W 4–0Bumgarner Lopez (4–6)41,099
72–65
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
138
September 2
Diamondbacks W 6–2Cain Saunders (9–12)40,948
73–65
139
September 3
Diamondbacks L 7–2Kennedy (18–4)Lincecum 41,915
73–66
140
September 4
Diamondbacks L 4–1Hudson (15–9)Vogelsong Putz (36)42,222
73–67
141
September 5
@ Padres
W 7–2Bumgarner Stauffer (8–12)25,066
74–67
142
September 6
@ Padres
W 6–4Surkamp LeBlanc (2–5)Ramírez 21,866
75–67
143
September 7
@ Padres
L 3–1Harang (13–5)Cain Bell (36)18,173
75–68
144
September 9
Dodgers L 2–1Kershaw (18–5)Casilla Guerra (17)41,902
75–69
145
September 10
Dodgers L 3–0Eveland (2–0)Vogelsong Guerra (18)42,121
75–70
146
September 11
Dodgers W 8–1Bumgarner Kuroda (11–16)41,466
76–70
147
September 12
Padres W 8–3Surkamp Harang (13–6)41,069
77–70
148
September 13
Padres W 3–2 (12) Ramírez Brach (0–2)41,510
78–70
149
September 14
Padres W 3–1Lincecum Latos (7–14)Casilla 41,209
79–70
150
September 15
@ Rockies
W 8–5Vogelsong Chacín (11–12)Casilla 34,364
80–70
151
September 16
@ Rockies
W 9–1Bumgarner White (3–2)47,302
81–70
152
September 17
@ Rockies
W 6–5Joaquin Street (1–4)Casilla 38,961
82–70
153
September 18
@ Rockies
W 12–5Cain Rogers (6–6)31,875
83–70
154
September 20
@ Dodgers
L 2–1Kershaw (20–5)Lincecum Guerra (19)32,526
83–71
155
September 21
@ Dodgers
W 8–5Vogelsong Eveland (2–2)Wilson 32,334
84–71
156
September 22
@ Dodgers
L 8–2Kuroda (13–16)Bumgarner 37,560
84–72
157
September 23
@ Diamondbacks
L 3–1Hernandez (5–3)Cain Putz (44)42,606
84–73
158
September 24
@ Diamondbacks
L 15–2Kennedy (21–4)Surkamp 49,076
84–74
159
September 25
@ Diamondbacks
L 5–2Collmenter (10–10)Lincecum Putz (45)41,243
84–75
160
September 26
Rockies W 3–1Vogelsong Chacín (11–14)Casilla 41,956
85–75
161
September 27
Rockies W 7–0Bumgarner White (3–4)42,370
86–75
162
September 28
Rockies L 6–3Pomeranz (2–1)Surkamp Betancourt (8)41,873
86–76
† Shortened game (rain)Double-header
Roster
2011 San Francisco Giants
Roster
Pitchers
Catchers
Infielders
Outfielders
Other batters
Manager
Coaches
Regular season stats
Batting
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases
Pitching
Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = His allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts
Farm system
See also
References
^ a b c Schulman, Henry (September 30, 2011). "Aubrey Huff told to get himself in better shape" . San Francisco Chronicle Archived from the original on October 2, 2011. ^ a b Baggarly, Andrew (September 29, 2011). "San Francisco Giants expect Aubrey Huff to produce in 2012, or else" . San Jose Mercury News Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. ^ a b Baggarly, Andrew (September 9, 2011). "Poor season is wearing on San Francisco Giants first baseman Aubrey Huff" . San Jose Mercury News Archived from the original on August 7, 2016. ^ "Major League Baseball Stats" . MLB.com . Retrieved October 4, 2011 .^ "Giants' Posey has ankle surgery, out for season" . ESPN.com . May 29, 2011. Retrieved March 21, 2022 .^ Austin, Allen (May 25, 2021). "10 years after a game-changing collision at the plate, Buster Posey hasn't lost a step" . The Swing of Things . Retrieved March 21, 2022 . ^ "2011 San Francisco Giants Statistics" . Baseball-Reference.com . Retrieved March 21, 2022 .^ "Giants sign Tejada to one-year deal" . CNN Sports Illustrated . November 30, 2010. Archived from the original on December 4, 2010. Retrieved November 30, 2010 .^ "Giants re-sign Outfielder Pat Burrell to one-year contract" . MLB.com the original on November 10, 2013. Retrieved December 4, 2010 .^ "Belt makes Giants' 25-man roster, Ishikawa out" . CSN Bay Area . March 30, 2011. Retrieved March 30, 2011 .[permanent dead link ] ^ baseball-reference.com Head-to-Head Records
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