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Wilson ready to ramp up workouts

Though Brian Wilson's on pace to finish with career highs in saves (46), appearances (69) and innings (73), the Giants closer believes that he needs to exercise more, not less.

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Giants hold off D-Backs 9-7, avoid sweep

San Francisco’s Brian Wilson hasn’t had many save opportunities the past two weeks. It’s been even longer since the Giants’ All-Star closer had to pitch more than one inning.

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Wilson dinged up during BP mishap

Giants closer Brian Wilson avoided serious injury but ended up feeling sore when he was hit on the left side of the neck by an errant Santiago Casilla throw during batting practice on Saturday.

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Wilson is proof success lies after surgery

Giants closer Brian Wilson is among those offering vivid proof to Stephen Strasburg that Tommy John elbow surgery can further a pitcher's career.

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Report: San Francisco Giants Awarded Marlins’ Outfielder Cody Ross off Waivers

San Francisco Giants GM Brian Sabean is pulling out all of the stops in August to get his team into the playoffs.

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Bochy able to use both Wilson, Romo

Giants manager Bruce Bochy wanted closer Brian Wilson and setup man Sergio Romo to pitch Thursday night to knock the rust off their valuable right arms.

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Giants acquire lefty reliever Lopez from Pirates, righty reliever Ramirez from Red Sox

SAN FRANCISCO Giants general manager Brian Sabean spoke to more than 20 teams about 50-plus players leading up to Saturday’s trade deadline.

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San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson fined for wearing orange cleats

Giants closer Brian Wilson has been fined by major league baseball for wearing orange cleats during Tuesday’s 6-4 win over the Marlins.

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Wilson fined for his orange cleats

With his bright orange cleats in one hand and a Sharpie in the other, Brian Wilson spent Wednesday's pregame trying to make his cleats conform to Major League rules.

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Giants’ Wilson fined for wearing orange cleats

San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson has been fined by major league baseball for wearing orange cleats during Tuesday’s 6-4 win over the Florida Marlins.

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San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson fined $1,000 for wearing orange cleats against Florida Marlins

San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson fined $1,000 for wearing orange cleats against Florida Marlins

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New trio of talented backstops has arrived

Not since Joe Mauer, Brian McCann and Victor Martinez established themselves a half-decade ago has there been a trio of young catchers with the hitting potential that Buster Posey, Matt Wieters and Carlos Santana possess.

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Close call snuffs Giants' comeback bid

After Travis Ishikawa tied the game with a two-run single in the ninth but later was called out at home on a controversial call, Brian Wilson gave up a two-out RBI double in the 10th inning Sunday for a 4-3 Giants loss to the Mets.

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AL reign: Can NL finally win All-Star game again?

San Francisco Giants’ Brian Wilson talks to reporters during a media availability for the baseball All-Star game, Monday, July 12, 2010, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

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Lincecum, Wilson ready to provide NL relief

Part of what makes the All-Star Game great are the matchups or pairings you wouldn't see in the regular season.

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San Francisco Giants update: ‘Panda’ Pablo Sandoval on ice at plate has San Francisco concerned

Manager Bruce Bochy, GM Brian Sabean hopeful slumping third baseman will regain Kung Fu grip on bat in second half.

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Sabean: Giants must improve in second half

Stating that the Giants' pitching hasn't performed "as advertised," general manager Brian Sabean challenged the club's staff to right itself during the season's second half.

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Sabean defends reputation among GMs

Responding to an ESPN.com columnist's item, Giants general manager Brian Sabean defended his accessibility and willingness to communicate with his Major League counterparts.

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Molina trade could pave way for another deal

Sending Bengie Molina to the Texas Rangers for right-handers Chris Ray and Michael Main could help set up the Giants' next trade — one which general manager Brian Sabean hopes will bring San Francisco a productive hitter.

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San Francisco Giants Must Play Buster Posey: Bruce Bochy Is Out Of Excuses

Nobody can accuse me of being hypercritical of the San Francisco Giants’ management, including the Bay Area’s two most bullet-ridden targets. For all his warts, I’ve always believed general manager Brian Sabean’s gotten more heat than is justifiable. Meanwhile, Bruce Bochy got the 2009 team to overachieve, which is  usually evidence of a good manager.

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