Tenaciously, The Kids Are In It and Silencing Critics Along The Way

His locks free-flowing, and his quirky, juxtaposing windup spell out sentences in the book that is the 2009 San Francisco Giants.

Tim Lincecum is just the tasty, page-turning first chapter.

Everything else is falling into place. Everything for a team that was picked to finish, by some, fourth in the deplorable National League West.

They knew the pitching would be there, they knew that, but what they didn't know is that a slew of castoffs and no-namers would come to the helm and contribute on a daily basis to wins, spun by some of the best dealers on the mound.

Juan Uribe. Travis Ishikawa. Andres Torres. Nate Schierholtz.

Exactly.

At this point in the season, at 42-35, any self-respecting Giants fan would've taken a slap to the face had they been...

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