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7/24-27/1989 San Francisco at Atlanta

The season passed the century mark, with more than 100 games now played. The Giants earned a four-game sweep in Atlanta (bettering the 2-2 real-life record). This time they had the bats to thank, as they scored at least eight runs in three of the four games. That overcame some iffy pitching, as the Braves…
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7/20-23/1989 San Francisco at Chicago

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7/17-19/1989 St. Louis at San Francisco

The Giants opened the St. Louis series with two blowouts, just like they did in real life. Instead of being swept, which is what actually happened, the Cardinals turned the tables and earned a blowout win of their own. After 94 games, the Giants are 11 wins ahead of pace. sim 68-26, actual 57-37July 17…
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7/13-16/1989 Pittsburgh at San Francisco

There must have been some sort of post-All-Star break hangover, as the Giants went on just their second three-game losing streak of the campaign. Pittsburgh came into San Francisco and won the first three contests before Scott Garrelts and Terry Kennedy put an end to it in the finale. After 91 games, the Giants are…
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7/7-9/1989 San Francisco at St. Louis

The 1989 season has reached the All-Star break with the Giants riding a five-game winning streak after a road sweep of the Cardinals. San Francisco is 65-22 at the break, a .747 winning percentage. That would apparently be the second-best winning percentage in MLB history at the All-Star Break, trailing only the 1998 New York…
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7/4-6/1989 San Francisco at Pittsburgh

A Giants-Pirates series to open up the second half of the season matched actual results, with Pittsburgh taking the opener and San Francisco claiming the next two. All three replays were decided by a single run. After 84 games, the Giants are still 12 wins ahead of pace. sim 62-22, actual 50-34July 4 — sim…
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6/29-7/2/1989 Chicago at San Francisco

Eighty-one games down, eighty-one to go. The season reached the halfway point after the Giants and Cubs split this four-game series. San Francisco’s bullpen couldn’t nail down the opener en route to an extra-innings loss, and then the next three games were all decided by shutouts. At the midway point, the Giants remain 12 wins…
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1989 San Francisco Giants June Recap

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6/26-28/1989 San Francisco at Houston

