By rss@youtube.com (charmed368920) I just thought I'd put together a little video about Tim Lincecum. I believe it came out quite well. Rate and comment! Author: charmed368920 Keywords: Giants Lincecum OneTrueMedia Tim Added: September 3, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (jmateobaker) The first time I take my new HD camcorder to AT&T Park and look what happens! Makes for interesting footage, but I'd rather the Giants won the game. As it turned out, Colorado won on this balk. But look at how quickly the ump's arms go up after Bengie's. And Lincecum isn't anywhere close to wi...

By rss@youtube.com (ktcn414) Tim Lincecum's 200th strikeout of season on Friday, August 22, 2008 in San Francisco Giants 5-0 victory over San Diego Padres. It came in the 7th inning. Author: ktcn414 Keywords: Tim Lincecum 200 strikeout San Francisco Giants Diego Padres Added: August 25, 2008

43 sec - 2008-08-23 The Giants took out the Padres, 5-0, thanks to Tim Lincecum's strong effort

By Tommy Craggs Honorable Mention: The Baseball Writers' Association of America, which once again got it right with Lincecum, even though his 15 wins represented the smallest total for a Cy Young winner who was a full-time starter in a non-strike year. At this rate, Mauer's MVP is in the bag. We're all stat...

By Grant The difference between Lincecum, Carpenter, and Wainwright wasn’t that great. Reasonable arguments could have been made for all three. It wouldn’t have been a travesty if Carpenter or Wainwright had won – far from it. But I don’t want "Lincecum didn’t have the je ne sais quoi that I want from...

By Tyler Hissey Glad to see the voters get it right today. San Francisco Giants right-hander Tim Lincecum was undoubtedly the most dominant pitcher in the National League this season. I wrote about why thought Lincecum deserved to win the award a few weeks ago. Lincecum: 8.2

By Andrew Baggarly OK, so what about wins? Carpenter was 17-4 and Lincecum was 15-7. On paper, that’s a pretty big swing. But in 2009, I watched Lincecum all season. I didn’t think it was a Cy Young season. And if anyone should’ve come away with that sense, it’s the beat writers who cover him.

By HMW By now you probably heard the news that Tim Lincecum edged out Carpenter and Wainwright for the NL Cy Young today. I have no problem with this, but a lot of Cardinal fans feel that their aces were done wrong. If I had a vote, it would have gone to Carpenter, with Lincecum close behind. I [...]

By Dave Cameron Two days ago, the BBWAA ignored win totals and gave Zack Greinke the American League Cy Young award. Today, they did it again, giving Tim Lincecum the NL version despite having only 15 victories, the fewest of any Cy Young winner in the history of the award. Despite my long-winded explanatio...

By Andrew Baggarly On the conference call, Lincecum said he “almost jumped out the window” when he learned of his second Cy Young award. Late in the call, he made reference to the marijuana charges when he said, “Definitely, with what’s happening now, it makes me want to push to get better for the 2010 baseball...

By Andrew Baggarly There will be a conference call with Tim Lincecum in a half-hour and I’ll post his comments on the award, and maybe hash out a few other topics, once it concludes. True, Carpenter also missed time earlier in the season. But he was more of a big-game pitcher.

By Grant November 19, 2009 From: The BBWAA To: The World Re: Cy Young Tim Lincecum is better than everyone else. Please make a note of this. Tim Lincecum: Cy Young Award winner. Again. You'd think that we'd be jaded because he won it last year. Nope. Still pretty danged exciting. Congrats, Tim.

By Barry Petchesky ••••• We're just a few hours away from the announcement of one of the Cardinals winning the Cy Young award, Leitch Twittering about how happy he is for them, and Craggs writing a column on why Lincecum should have won. Like the changing of the seasons, those guys.

By yoursfgiants Down the hall, in the Giants press conference room, newly crowned two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum fielded questions from reporters about his hopes for the future (World Series ring) and his greatest influence (yes, his father) during his two-year reign as the best pitcher in base...

By Grant Maybe Lincecum winning another Cy Young will cost the Giants an extra two million clams. Maybe. But I've watched William VanLandingham tease us with potential. I've listened to the KNBR lines burn up after good games from Jamie Brewington, Allen Watson, and Ryan Vogelsong. I've watched hun...

By Lewie Pollis Ortiz wrote an apologetic explanation for picking Tim Lincecum as the NL Cy Young (his paltry 15 wins put him in the same category as Derek Lowe and Bronson Arroyo) instead of Adam Wainwright (he has an NL-leading 19 Wins, but finished behind in every other category). The article also liste...

By Jesse Motiff Lincecum won the Cy Young Award in 2008, and he put himself in a position to win another in 2009 with an even better year. Regardless of the outcome of this year's ballot, he will face a landscape in 2010 that he has never before dealt with.

By bottomlinesox The Giants were only seven game behind the Dodgers in the NL West and could be close to making a run at the playoffs with a little more help. The Sox could offer some pitching to compliment Lincecum, Cain and Zito or they could send George Kottaras to San Fran if Bengie Molina leaves via free age...

By bottomlinesox The Giants were only seven game behind the Dodgers in the NL West and could be close to making a run at the playoffs with a little more help. The Sox could offer some pitching to compliment Lincecum, Cain and Zito or they could send George Kottaras to San Fran if Bengie Molina leaves via free age...

By Grant My vote: Brad Penny, Adam Wainwright, Chris Carpenter. Wainwright over Carpenter because of the innings pitched advantage. Penny over Lincecum because Penny had four wins in six starts, which is a 67% chance of a win. Lincecum was good, but he couldn't even crack 50%.

By Paulie(p_rice41@hotmail.com) Tim Lincecum today was busted for being in possession of marijuana after being pulled over for speeding in his home state of Washington. Lincecum, a long-haired, laid-back guy from the Pacific Northwest, a pot smoker? I'm shocked...shocked, I tell you!

By Daniel Moroz Tim Lincecum: +0.26 Clutch in 2009, +1.0 career, 6.3 K/BB (HL), 3.8 K/BB (ML), 3.2 K/BB (LL) Prince Fielder: +1.14 Clutch in 2009, +1.65 career, 1.045 OPS (HL), 1.087 OPS (ML), .914 OPS (LL) The 2009 MLB Clutch Performer of the Year is... Andre Ethier!

By Grant Startling, yes. But I really think the Giants have a bit of a short-term clock ticking. Lincecum and Cain are 40% of a good rotation right now. Pablo Sandoval is a legit middle-of-the-order hitter right now. Those are difficult pieces to come by, but the Giants have them. And if there’s any help f...

By Grant This is more like the Jose Cruz, Jr. thing. Someone does something well all season, and then stinks up a single play to ruin all of the good that preceded it. Tim Lincecum walking seven in three innings. Pablo Sandoval hitting into a double play every time he comes up with runners on base. An error b...

By snakecharmer The three runs would have made the score a respectable 5 to 3 except San Francisco had scored 2 more runs in the 7th off of Leo Rosales. The Diamondbacks went down pretty quietly against Randy Johnson in the 9th, and just like that, the game was over, and the Giants won 7 to 3. The Giants took the se...

By Grant W-LGGSCGSHOSVBSIPHRERHRBBKERAWHIP2009 - Randy Wells11-925250000153.015262511443933.001.27 Current Series Cubs win the series 3-0 Thu 09/24 WP: Aaron Heilman (4 - 4) LP: Brian Wilson (5 - 6) LP: Tim Lincecum (14 - 7) LP: Barry Zito (10 - 13) San Francisco Giants McCovey Chronicles

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By Grant Current Series Cubs lead the series 1-0 Thu 09/24 WP: Aaron Heilman (4 - 4) SV: Carlos Marmol LP: Brian Wilson (5 - 6) 2 - 3 loss Chicago Cubs Bleed Cubbie Blue San Francisco Giants McCovey Chronicles Friday, Sep 25, 2009, 7:15 PM PDT AT&T Park Carlos Zambrano vs Tim Lincecum

By Grant Fielder to watch: A new series-preview category this late in the season? What gives? It’s worth it, though, as there’s a small chance that Buster Posey might start a game this season. So let’s just review what Tim Lincecum said about Posey’s defense:

By Ari Kramer Adios, Cain. I was a firm advocate of that statement until I calculated how many runs the Giants score when Lincecum takes the mound. In 30 Lincecum starts, the Giants have produced an average of 4.57 runs per game, which is 0.14 runs better than the NL average of 4.43 rpg. Lincecum, hit the showers.

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) Why are the Giants winning? Lincecum, Cain, Sanchez, Wilson, Romo, Valdez, heck, Affeldt, Miller, Medders, Johnson. In other words, the pitching staff. Who put that together? Sabean. That's why I hope Sabean is extended for another two years.

By Boris Yovchev A few days ago I was reading a recent edition of Sports Illustrated magazine and there was a review of the San Francisco Giants and their ace pitchers Matt Cain and Tim Lincecum. Barring any injuries to Cain or Lincecum, I would be dismayed if the Giants do not make it to the World Series within...

By David Martin Barry Zito did his best Tim Lincecum impression on Saturday night, nearly going the distance for the Giants before serving up a Brad Hawpe opposite-field home run in the ninth. The second baseman is similar to the Padres two-time World Champion and one-time World Series MVP David Eckstei...

By giantsbaseballblog@yahoo.com (Trevor Cole) Up Next: The Giants have the Rockies coming into town for a 3 game weekend series starting Friday night, as they try and get revenge on them after losing 3 of 4 in Colorado last week. The Giants have set it up so that their top-3 starters will all throw in the series as Tim Lincecum faces Ubaldo Ji...

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By Paulie(p_rice41@hotmail.com) Tim Lincecum missed yesterday's game with a "back injury", scaring many Giants fans and even leading some to post frothy diatribes about how he's been overworked (I'm not kidding). I'm not buying it. Pardon me for being a skeptical bastard, but I'm guessing the Giants just wanted Lincecum...

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) That would give us more years of Bumgarner after our control of Lincecum currrently ends, which is 2013 at the moment. Hopefully we can sign Lincecum into his free agent years, and right now, I think both sides will want that, but if for whatever reason we can't, then at least we try to develop...

By E.L.M. Players of the week: Tim Lincecum gets the nod for his heartbreaking work of staggering genius Wednesday vs. L.A., with Brian Wilson the runner-up. Among batsmen, it's a toss-up between Sandoval (7 for 23, 3 BB, epic home run, double) and Bengie Molina (5 for 18, 2 BB, game-winning home run, do...

By E.L.M. SP Cain Lincecum Zito J. Sanchez Martinez Sadowski Pucetas Just for fun, I’m going to figure on two scenarios: 1) The Giants keep Miller or Medders but not both. 2) They trade J. Sanchez and either Romo or Valdez in a quest for a big bat. Here’s my mock 12–man pitching staff on Opening Day 2010:

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) Still, the Giants hit well at home, he's never pitched well in SF nor in his one start against us in SF, and, again, Lincecum is the opposing starter, speaks well for the Giants. We should be winning this one, and with the Giants leading 9-2 in the bottom of the 8th, should win this series.

By Paulie(p_rice41@hotmail.com) Thank heavens for Tim Lincecum and Juan Uribe. Seriously, this was shaping up as a season-killing downer of a series, but Lincecum turned in a true Cy Young-caliber performance, and my former whipping boy Uribe earned himself a place in Giants lore. Uribe now absolves himself of any wrongd...

By Nathaniel Stoltz The big problem with the trade is that San Francisco gave up Scott Barnes. Now, I know that with Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Barry Zito, Jonathan Sanchez, Kevin Pucetas, Madison Bumgarner, Tim Alderson, Jesse English, etc. the Giants have a ton of good arms under team control for a while.

By E.L.M. Giants 4, Pirates 2: Forget for a moment the roster moves and the trade and the drama over will-they-or-won't-they-contend, tonight's game is why we're all watching Giants baseball in 2009. Tim Lincecum struck out 15 -- the highlight reel is...

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) Not that other teams will lie down and roll over for the Giants, but there is no gimmes in any series for the rest of the season against the Giants. You missed Lincecum, whew!, but now you face Zito, Cain, Sanchez, or Cain, Sanchez, Penny. You get a Cy Young candidate and a guy who threw a no-hitte...

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By Paulie(p_rice41@hotmail.com) The Giants kick off this homestand against suddenly not-so-genius Dusty Baker and the hapless Reds. After that, it's the Dodgers. This should be fun. Tomorrow, Tim Lincecum goes up against one of the worst lineups in the majors, full of guys who strike out a lot and don't take walks. Can I start...

By E.L.M. One sentence on the demotion of Matt Downs to clear room for Rich Aurilia: Any roster that leaves Aurilia as the primary backup at every infield spot better be a temporary one.  Finally, congrats to Tim Lincecum and Matt Cain on their All-Star berths. Now do your part for, uh, democracy and vo...

By Paulie(p_rice41@hotmail.com) The return to Mays Field can't come soon enough. If the struggles of the past two series weren't bad enough, the Giants have to play three games in that Colorado hellhole after leaving Atlanta. Nothing ever goes well there. Tim Lincecum goes tomorrow, providing hope that the Giants can at lea...

By E.L.M. Nats 10, Giants 6: As soon as the Giants took a 5-2 lead in the 6th and Washington came right back and scored two off Tim Lincecum in the bottom of the inning, this one had the stink of a... Nats 10, Giants 6: As soon as the Giants took a 5-2 lead in the 6th and Washington came right back and scored two of...

By E.L.M. Pitchers? Tim Lincecum threw the gem Tuesday night amidst a week of solid work from the starters, and Brian Wilson bounced back with four quiet outings. Four innings, two hits, and no walks. Wilson got the official save today, but Jeremy Affeldt got the unofficial one by striking out Joe Thu...

By Andrew Baggarly Don’t get the wrong impression on Cain, though. The Giants aren’t down on him. They recognize he’s a special talent. He’s younger than Tim Lincecum and he’s got the build that suggests he’ll be a durable presence in a major league rotation for years to come.

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) In the second series, the Giants will throw these starters: Lincecum, Zito, Cain. It should be the same matchups unless D-Rox skip Hammel so that Cook faces Cain: Lincecum vs. Jimenez, Zito vs. Marquis, Cain vs. Hammel. Cain vs. Hammel should give us an advantage in this series, so that is not too...

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) Fastball: Cain is 3rd, Lincecum 20th, Zito 27th (out of 46 qualifying starters)Slider: Zito is 7th, Lincecum 18th, Cain 32ndCurveball: Zito is 4th, Lincecum 16th, Cain 37thChangeup: Lincecum is 1st, Cain tied for 3rd, Zito 41stTo give some perspective:

By Andrew Baggarly “0-1,” Lincecum interrupted. I asked Bochy about the tradeoff between getting the ideal matchups vs. putting the best defensive team behind Lincecum. Bochy went on to explain that he really felt Velez looked comfortable in center field this spring.

By noreply@blogger.com (obsessivegiantscompulsive) Lincecum was amped up and didn't have good control. He has done this before: his first spring start, his first major league start, now his first opening day start. He should settle down and be OK.Randy Johnson is an old pro and gave up a homer - for the first time in his 22 year career - to the opposi...

By Paulie(p_rice41@hotmail.com) Pick a curse word, any curse word. That was the theme of the Giants-Mets series this weekend, at least until the Giants managed to salvage the final game behind a suddenly run-support-laden Matt Cain. If you had told me before the series that the Giants would stake Tim Lincecum to a four-run,...

By Giantfan9(noreply@blogger.com) Once again, the same scenario played itself out today. Most of the Giants pitching staff had a great game.......but Ramon Ortiz comes into the game....throws 2 innings.......and gives it up. In this case Ortiz followed Tim Lincecum and Merkin Valdez into the game in the 5th inning. He entered a no hit, shutout wi...

By noreply@blogger.com (obsessivegiantscompulsive) So fans have to decide: do you like how the Giants are developing? If you do, let them do what they feel they need to do to keep developing the team. And if you don't, then what do you have against Lincecum, Cain, Sanchez, Lowry, Wilson, Romo, Hinshaw, Sadler, Matos, Bumgarner, Alderson, Sosa...

By noreply@blogger.com (obsessivegiantscompulsive) At Project Prospect, in a recent Top 50 pitchers under 25 list, the Giants had 4 of the top 46 pitchers: Tim Lincecum (#1), Matt Cain (#9), Madison Bumgarner (#23) and Tim Alderson (#46). Bumgarner was also 2nd among the Top 30 Pitching Prospects and Alderson was 12th. Giants Thoughts

By Danny Penza However, the man who is expect to accompany Lincecum into the next generation of Giants baseball, Matt Cain, endured another season without run support. And that's what the Giants have with 26-year-old Brian Wilson, who went from being on the bus between Fresno and San Francisco in 2007 t...

INSIDE PITCH Tim Lincecum did something Juan Marichal never did. Or Ron Bryant or Billy Swift or Jason Schmidt. Or Gaylord Perry at least with the Giants. Lincecum won the Cy Young Award, only the second Giant in history to do so. The first was Mike McCormick in 1967 a season in which Marichal was...

By Trevor(noreply@blogger.com) C: Bengie Molina, Pablo Sandoval 1B: Pablo Sandoval, Travis Ishikawa LF: Fred Lewis, Dave Roberts CF: Aaron Rowand, Dave Roberts P: Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Jon Sanchez, Noah Lowry, Barry Zito, Brian Wilson, Alex Hinshaw, Sergio Romo, Merkin Valdez, Billy Sadler

By noreply@blogger.com (obsessivegiantscompulsive) Like most Giants prospects, Posey will probably stay in Connecticut all season, as the Giants seem to like to keep their prospects in one spot in their first full season (unless absolutely forced, in the case of Lincecum) plus he seems to need a lot more experience behind the plate, includ...

By Administrator In 2008, the 24-year-old righty with the 97-mph fastball rewarded Sabean with a monster season in which he went 18-5, 2.62, with a major league-best 265 strikeouts for his fourth-place club (a team that finished 72-90). The Giants (72-90) went 22-12 when Lincecum pitched and 50-78 when he...

By obsessivegiantscompulsive(noreply@blogger.com) C: Posey, Sandoval, Adam Witter, Hector Sanchez 1B: Sandoval, Villalona, Ishikawa, Bowker, Neal, Hector Sanchez 2B: Frandsen, Velez, Noonan, Downs SP: Lincecum, Cain, Sanchez, Bumgarner, Alderson, Snyder, Henry Sosa, Waldis Joaquin, plus Zito

By noreply@blogger.com (Trevor) The starting pitching, minus Barry Zito, was pretty darn good for the most part this year. Tim Lincecum very well could win the NL Cy Young Award in November and as highly touted as he was, I don't think anybody, including myself, expected this kind of dominance, this quick. The Giants won 72 g...

By noreply@blogger.com (obsessivegiantscompulsive) That's why we could leave Brian Wilson in as closer. Up to last season, the Giants were not sure whether they wanted him to start or relieve, though they kept him in relief because of his TJS history (I presume). If we didn't have Cain, then Lincecum, and now Sanchez, the Giants management prob...

By Jim McLennan What genius was it who said, after the first inning, "I think our best hope is to take a lot of pitches, weather the storm, then plunder the Giants bullpen"? Oh, that was me. And the plan worked to perfection. After seven innings, San Francisco had the lead, and Lincecum was hit for in the bottom...

By Jim McLennan A somewhat easier task for our hitters, following yesterday, where Lincecum chewed u our hitters, spat them out, and used their bats as toothpicks. Sanchez walks too many people and also can be hit: Pittsburgh scored seven runs off him in 4.1 innings less than a month ago, so if they can do tha...

One thing that I hadn't beaten the drum much on this off-season, and for that I apologize, was the Giants signing Tim Lincecum to a long term contract that buys out his pre-free agent years, like they did with Noah Lowry and Matt Cain. And I don't think that is going to happen, which is probably...

I thought I would check out what Bill James projects for the Giants pitching staff. Using his numbers for Cain, Lowry, Correia, Zito, Wilson, Walker, Hennessey, Chulk, Kline, Sanchez, and Misch (I used CHONE for Lincecum since there was no projection for him), who are expected to compris...