Every Giants fan you meet wants to talk about pitching, but if the Giants make a run at the postseason this year it will be as much the fault of aces like Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain as it is new additions to the batting order, like Edgar Renteria. Shortstop Edgar Renteria will join proven hitters like Aaron Rowand and Bengie Molina in an offense that could surprise a lot of people out west. Get some San Francisco Giants tickets today!
MLB tickets to see the San Francisco Giants have been in the sports tickets market in the Bay Area since the team moved from New York in 1958. The team's stadium, currently AT&T Park, was opened in 2000, moving the team from Candlestick Park (at Hunter’s Point) to a downtown San Francisco location. The Giants have won multiple World Series titles, a bevy of NL Pennants and a Western Division title as recently as 2003.
San Francisco fans were delighted to see their pitching staff have huge successes in 2008, the first Giants season in the so-called post-Bonds era. Both Tim Lincecum and Brian Wilson were All-Stars, and Matt Cain continued to develop. The Giants have made some moves over the offseason to get even more aces in the rotation, and now they can take a shot at winning the NL West in ’09. Get San Francisco Giants tickets early!
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