The San Francisco Giants have been relentless on the field of late. The reeling San Diego Padres can attest to that

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Jeremy Affeldt is trying to instill the idea of dreams by working with charities such as Generation Alive! and Not For Sale. Because of his work with those charities, Affeldt is the Giants' nominee for the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Chevy.

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On Monday, the Giants did what their team was built to do: win behind dominant pitching, and just enough run support.

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PHOENIX — With a runner on third base in the ninth inning, Buster Posey hit a flare to right field that was caught by a diving Gerardo Parra.Two innings later, Posey and the Giants got a break.Posey hit a two-out single to the same spot Parra robbed him earlier and Nate Schierholtz followed with a

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Bumgarner’s velocity returns for playoff pushPHOENIX — Not only is 21-year-old Madison Bumgarner rising to the challenge of a major league pennant race, but he’s popping the glove again, too.

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In-game insertion Nate Schierholtz tripled home two runs for San Francisco's 2-0, 11-inning victory Monday at Chase Field.

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Brian Wilson leads the National League in saves at 39. He has been one of the most consistent closers in all of baseball. 

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LOS ANGELES (AP) The San Francisco Giants admit they’re watching the scoreboard, even though they’re in control of their own fate. They already knew the NL West-leading San Diego Padres had lost 4-2 to Colorado earlier Sunday for their 10th consecutive defeat

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Giants manager Bruce Bochy said his club would announce its final round of callups following Monday's series opener with the D-backs.

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Infielder Juan Uribe was out of the starting lineup for the Giants' series opener with the D-backs on Monday.

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San Francisco Giants’ Juan Uribe hits a two-run home run off Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Hiroki Kuroda during the seventh inning of a baseball game in Los Angeles, Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010.

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LOS ANGELES — On their last homestand, the Giants sold a program with a stylishly attired Jonathan Sanchez on the cover, proclaiming that the left-hander found his groove.

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Jonathan Sanchez fanned nine over seven innings and Juan Uribe went deep as the Giants moved within one game of the NL West lead with a win over the Dodgers on Sunday.

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Call-ups likely as Fresno’s season closes todayLOS ANGELES — The Giants expect to call up infielders Emmanuel Burriss, Eugenio Velez and Ryan Rohlinger after today’s season finale for Triple-A Fresno, but it doesn’t appear top hitting prospect Brandon Belt will join them.

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GIANTS AT ARIZONASite: Chase Field, PhoenixAbout the Diamondbacks: Arizona is coming off two one-run losses to Houston but has won seven of its past 11 games.

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Nothing's official yet, but it looks like the Giants will use their next, and probably final, round of September callups to deepen their bench.

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Of the 145 regular-season home runs Juan Uribe has hit in 10 Major League seasons, none were bigger, he said, than his two-run clout in Saturday night's ninth inning that made the Giants 5-4 winners over Los Angeles.

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Down 4-0 by the fifth inning, the Giants did not throw in the towels. Not one bit

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LOS ANGELES — The San Diego Padres aren’t just opening the door for the Giants in the NL West. With their losing streak reaching nine games Saturday, the Padres are putting down the red carpet, plugging in the coffee urn and arranging a fancy tray of delectable edibles.

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A few weeks ago, the Giants acquired Jose Guillen in order to give them an extra bat to push them into the playoffs. About a week later, the Giants were awarded Cody Ross off waivers.

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