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Rich Aurilia met with manager Bruce Bochy behind closed doors before Sunday's game and said he was given no indication he will be the position player cut when the Giants recall Ryan Sadowski from the minors to start Tuesday in Atlanta. Aurilia's average fell...
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July 21, 2009
Tuesday's long-awaited roster move to make room for pitcher Ryan Sadowski was not very dramatic. The Giants placed Rich Aurilia on the 15-day disabled list with an infected right big toe. Aurilia has the type of ailment that does not necessarily require two...
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July 18, 2009
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July 19, 2009
Matt Cain held the Pirates to one run over seven innings to outpitch All-Star replacement Zach Duke, and the San Francisco Giants, saddened by the death of their part owner earlier in the day, ended an offensive slump by beating Pittsburgh 4-3 on Sunday.
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