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Brandon Crawford (fingers) could return Thu. - Brandon Crawford (SS) San Francisco Giants

RotoworldBrandon Crawford (fingers) is expected to miss Wednesday's game.

14 hours ago

Giants' Brandon Crawford injured

San Jose Mercury News — San Francisco Giants starting shortstop Brandon Crawford was replaced in the fourth inning with sprained middle and index fingers on his right hand.

San Francisco Giants 22 hours ago

Crawford leaves game with sprained fingers

Giants Extra | San Jose Mercury News — Starting shortstop Brandon Crawford was replaced in the fourth inning after spraining the middle and index fingers on his right hand. It appeared as if Crawford hurt his fingers while attempting to steal second in the second inning. Nick Noonan entered the game at third base, with Joaquin Arias sliding over to shortstop.

San Francisco Giants 22 hours ago

Notes to tide you over until we have a winner tonight

Giants Extra | San Jose Mercury News — The Giants and San Diego Padres are tied at 3 in the top of the 12th inning. Therefore, we offer you these notes until we have a game story to pass along. – Shortstop Brandon Crawford batted third for the first time all season, with Posey getting a day off. When asked why Crawford, Bochy [...]

San Francisco Giants June 17, 2013

Brandon Crawford leaves with finger injuries

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford was forced to leave Tuesday's game against the Padres in the fourth inning, after suffering two sprained fingers on his right hand. Crawford suffered the injuries while sliding into second base in the second inning. Crawford is currently being considered day to day, and the extent of the injury is not yet known. 

June 17, 2013

SF Giants lineup has an odd wrinkle

San Francisco ChronicleBrandon Crawford will be hitting fifth for the second time this year and third time in his career. The lineup against Kris Medlen: Blanco CF Abreu 2B Posey C Pence RF Crawford SS Belt 1B Torres LF Arias 3B Bumgarner P Note the slash lines for Crawford, batting fifth, and Pablo Sandoval, who was dropped to fifth before he got hurt: Crawford: .289/.353/.431 = .784 OPS Sandoval: .289/.326/.427 = .753 OPS The Giants still have a shot at a winning trip. They’re 3-3 with three to go. They won their series at Turner Field last year. They haven’t won two series in a row in Atlanta since 1990, if you [...

San Francisco Giants June 14, 2013

POSTGAME NOTES: Hey, at least it wasn’t as bad as Miami’s loss

Giants Extra | San Jose Mercury News — Say, how ‘bout that double play that Tony Abreu and Brandon Crawford turned in the eighth inning? Quick hands, slick throws, nice chemistry shown by two guys who have probably played all of about 15 minutes together all season. That’s about where the positive column ends. Yes, Marco Scutaro got a negative result on his [...]

San Francisco Giants June 11, 2013

Buster Posey leads National League in All-Star voting

McCovey ChroniclesPablo Sandoval leads third baseman, Brandon Crawford and Marco Scutaro close behind. Last year, the All-Star voting was hilarious. To us. It was hilarious to us and no one else because the Giants were disproportionately represented. Freddy Sanchez was in another continent for an experimental body transplant, yet he was still competing for the starting second-base job for the National League. Brandon Crawford was hitting like a shortstop who couldn't hit, and he was close to winning the shortstop job. It was hilarious. To us. This year? Relatively normal. The early returns from MLB.com:...

San Francisco Giants June 11, 2013

Checking in with Brandon Crawford's two-strike approach

McCovey Chronicles — Baseball players like to explain why they're certain to improve. They learned a new pitch, or they're in the best shape of their lives, or they got LASIK. It's all so simple. Do X and Y improves. That's how the world works, right? So it's easy to be skeptical when you see a headline like this: Crawford borrows Posey's two-strike approach That's cool. I borrowed R.A. Dickey's knuckleball grip, too, and as soon as I get the rest of the pitching thing down (including the part where I'm terrified of baseballs being hit back up the middle), I'll be on my way. I mean, Crawford can borrow w...

San Francisco Giants June 10, 2013

S.F. Giants: Perez debuts in series finale with Diamondbacks

San Francisco Chronicle — Lineups for today’s Giants-Diamondbacks series finale, featuring the major league debut of the Giants’ Juan Perez, who was promoted from Triple-A Fresno on Friday: Giants Andres Torres LF Marco Scutaro 2B Buster Posey C Hunter Pence RF Joaquin Arias 3B Brandon Belt 1B Juan Perez CF Brandon Crawford SS Chad Gaudin RHP Diamondbacks Gerardo Parra RF Didi Gregorius SS Paul Goldschmidt 1B Miguel Montero C Martin Prado 3B Jason Kubel LF A.J. Pollock CF Cliff Pennington 2B Tyler Skaggs LHP Pregame notes: Manager Bruce Bochy said MRI results for third baseman Pablo Sandoval, who aggravated his left-fo...

San Francisco Giants June 9, 2013

Buster Posey leads National League in All-Star voting

McCovey Chronicles — Last year, the All-Star voting was hilarious. To us. It was hilarious to us and no one else because the Giants were disproportionately represented. Freddy Sanchez was in another continent for an experimental body transplant, yet he was still competing for the starting second-base job for the National League. Brandon Crawford was hitting like a shortstop who couldn't hit, and he was close to winning the shortstop job. It was hilarious. To us. This year? Relatively normal. The early returns from MLB.com: CATCHER 1. Buster Posey, Giants: 1,275,956 2. Yadier Molina, Cardinals: 938,911 3. ...

San Francisco Giants June 4, 2013

Giants Series Preview: Q&A with Grant Brisbee of McCovey Chronicles

Athletics Nation — Q: Brandon Crawford is having a fantastic year at the plate (.285/.356/.459). Is this improvement for real, or is he still a below-average hitter who is just on an early-season heater? Also, what are you feeding Marco Scutaro and where can I get some? A: I can see Crawford as a below-average hitter, still. Two months shouldn't be *that* convincing. But I'm pretty much ready to retire the "way-below-average hitter" label, which is huge for someone with his defensive abilities. If he can just be okay with the bat, he's a big deal. A's fans used to players from Mike Bordick through Cliff ...

Oakland Athletics May 26, 2013

Brandon Crawford finding ways to contribute

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford isn't hitting for the same kind of power he did earlier in the season, but he has managed to stay productive recently by upping his batting average. Crawford has just one extra-base hits in his last seven games, but he is hitting .346 in that span to raise his batting average from .270 to .282 for the season. Crawford also has six RBI in that span, with one stolen base, three walks and just two strikeouts. Crawford has five home runs and 23 RBI for the season, though he has not homered since the start of May. 

May 25, 2013

Brandon Crawford plates three vs. Rockies

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford enjoyed a solid night at the plate as he drove in three runs during Thursday's contest against the Rockies.Crawford lined a bases-clearing double that sparked a five-run sixth inning for the Giants. He finished 2 for 4 with two runs scored and three RBI in an 8-6 victory. It was his fifth multi-hit game in his last nine games.Crawford is hitting .277 with five homers and 20 RBI in his last 141 at-bats.

May 17, 2013

Jhoulys Chacin shelled in loss to Giants

CBSSports.com Fantasy — Rockies starting pitcher Jhoulys Chacin was hit hard as he suffered his third loss of the season Thursday night against the Giants.Chacin (3-3), who made his seventh start of the season, fell apart in the fourth as he surrendered five runs, including a bases-clearing double to Brandon Crawford. The right-hander allowed three more in the sixth and was charged with a season-high eight runs and nine hits over 5 1/3 innings of work. He struck out two and walked two in an 8-6 defeat."It was really tough, not only for me, but especially for the team after we scored six runs in the first three inning...

May 17, 2013

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Brandon Crawford Photos

  • San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford (35) and Joaquin Arias (13) are congratulated after Crawford scored against the San Diego Padres in the fourth inning of a baseball game Monday, June 17, 2013, in San Francisco. Crawford scored on a sacrifice fly by Arias The Associated Press
    San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford (35) and Joaquin Arias (13) are congratulated after Crawford scored against the San Diego Padres in the fourth inning of a baseball game Monday, June 17, 2013, in San Francisco. Crawford scored on a sacrifice fly by Arias. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)
  • Giants spoil Morton's return, pound Pirates 10-0 The Associated Press
    San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford, right, evades Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Pedro Alvarez while trying to get back to third during a rundown in the fifth inning of a baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Alvarez was called for an interference error and Crawford scored on the play. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
  • San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford, left, evades Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Pedro Alvarez while trying to get back to third during a rundown in the fifth inning of a baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Alvarez was called for an interference error and Crawford scored on the play The Associated Press
    San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford, left, evades Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Pedro Alvarez while trying to get back to third during a rundown in the fifth inning of a baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Alvarez was called for an interference error and Crawford scored on the play. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
  • San Francisco Giants' Hunter Pence hits a ground ball against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the fifth inning of the baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Giants' Brandon Crawford scored on the hit due to an interference error by irates third baseman Pedro Alvarez The Associated Press
    San Francisco Giants' Hunter Pence hits a ground ball against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the fifth inning of the baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Giants' Brandon Crawford scored on the hit due to an interference error by irates third baseman Pedro Alvarez. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
  • San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford, right, evades Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Pedro Alvarez while trying to get back to third during a rundown in the fifth inning of a baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Alvarez was called for an interference error and Crawford scored on the play The Associated Press
    San Francisco Giants' Brandon Crawford, right, evades Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Pedro Alvarez while trying to get back to third during a rundown in the fifth inning of a baseball game on Thursday, June 13, 2013, in Pittsburgh. Alvarez was called for an interference error and Crawford scored on the play. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
  • Buster Posey leads National League in All-Star voting
    Pablo Sandoval leads third baseman, Brandon Crawford and Marco Scutaro close behind. Last year, the All-Star voting was hilarious. To us. It was hilarious to us and no one else because the Giants were disproportionately represented. Freddy Sanchez was in another continent for an experimental body transplant, yet he was still competing for the starting second-base job for the National League. Brandon Crawford was hitting like a shortstop who couldn't hit, and he was close to winning the shortstop job. It was hilarious. To us. This year? Relatively normal. The early returns from MLB.com:...
  • Checking in with Brandon Crawford's two-strike approach
    Baseball players like to explain why they're certain to improve. They learned a new pitch, or they're in the best shape of their lives, or they got LASIK. It's all so simple. Do X and Y improves. That's how the world works, right? So it's easy to be skeptical when you see a headline like this: Crawford borrows Posey's two-strike approach That's cool. I borrowed R.A. Dickey's knuckleball grip, too, and as soon as I get the rest of the pitching thing down (including the part where I'm terrified of baseballs being hit back up the middle), I'll be on my way. I mean, Crawford can borrow w...
  • San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford turns a double play over Toronto Blue Jays' Mark DeRosa on a ground ball by Rajai Davis during the eighth inning of a baseball game on Tuesday, June 4, 2013 in San Francisco. San Francisco won 2-1 The Associated Press
    San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford turns a double play over Toronto Blue Jays' Mark DeRosa on a ground ball by Rajai Davis during the eighth inning of a baseball game on Tuesday, June 4, 2013 in San Francisco. San Francisco won 2-1. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)