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Giants turn to Zito to end skid: Await Nationals
By Paul Wertheim July 21, 2008 |
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SAN FRANCISCO – The Giants try tomorrow to stop a three-game skid when they send starter Barry Zito (4-12) to the mound to face the marginal hitters of the Washington Nationals at AT&T park. Over the weekend, San Francisco were swept by the Brewers during a three-game homestand after the All-Star break. They generated little to no offense and failed to produce much-needed support for starters. The Nationals (38-62) are currently the worst team in National League with a .384 winning percentage. They are 15 games behind the National East-leading Mets and Phillies. The Giants are not faring any better at 8 ½ games behind the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks. They could use a good series against the Nats to climb back into the race for the National League West division title. Email suggestions and comments to pwertheim.sportsradioservice@gmail.com |
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