San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3

sportsguy — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:41:07 +0000

San Francisco Giants reliever Brian Wilson picked up his second save of the season against the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 Wednesday night at AT&T Baseball Park. Pablo Sandoval and Mike Fontenot hit solo home runs in the six inning to put the Giants ahead of the Dodgers for good.

It was this writers 2nd visit to the Giants baseball stadium and I now feel is one of the best baseball stadiums in all of Major League baseball to enjoy baseball at it’s best! AT&T Park has to be one of the smallest foot prints for a MLB stadium. The Giants make the most of the small ballpark to bring all baseball fans close to the action. San Francisco has some of the most supportive and knowledgable fans around which adds to the overall overall baseball experience. Combine the Los Angeles Dodgers visiting the San Francisco Giants on a cool breezy night with Brian Wilson coming in to retire the final three batters and you have pure baseball euphoria.

I made my rounds with my camera in tow for some nice images I hope you enjoy. How many baseball parks can a fan visit with access to the entire stadium, baseball sports memorabilia with great food and fans!

Giants Fans enter AT&T Park before LA Dodgers game

Giants LF Stands

Giants AT&T Park Outfield Walkway

View of AT&T Park from Right Field

SF Giants Fans in Outfield Stands

View of Giants Field from press box

2 Fans waiting for Brian Wilson to enter game

Brian Wilson Runs in from Bullpen

Brian Wilson strikes out 3 to win game

Giants World Series Flag

Nashville Predators shine brighter than Dallas Stars

Randy Bailey — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 17:22:32 +0000

WAY TO GO PREDSSSSS!!!! Last nights Nashville Predators vs Dallas Stars game was awesome. The Bridgestone Arena was rocking. The Nashville Predators was pumped up from the win against Anaheim Ducks and it definitely carried over to last night. This was a major needed win for making the NHL Playoffs and the boys got it done again. I thought Mike Fisher stepped up his game last night even before he scored. I do not think he is the only answer to our prayers but he brings a lot of intensity, leadership, and momentum to the hockey game. He makes a lot of other things happen to help Kostitsyn and others get the puck in the net. Pekka Rinne is definitely one of the best goalies in the National Hockey League right now. His spectacular play and efforts for our Nashville Predators has to have other teams fearing him. I hope he can uphold his role deep into the NHL playoffs. I have been a Predators season ticket holder since Day 1 and have watched a lot of players (good, average, poor) come and go, and as I don’t want to get my hopes up too high, I think this 2010-2011 Predator team including the injured players are one of the best overall teams in the Nashville’s NHL history. Every player from defense to offense has contributed in many areas this entire Hockey season. The young players such as Jonathon Blum, Nick Spalling and Blake Geoffrion have adapted to NHL play very well. Their intensity and excitement has pumped up the veterans like David Legwand, Joel Ward and Patrick Hornqvist. I am very excited for our Nashville Predators playoff run and hope they carry this intensity to Tuesdays game against Vancouver Canucks.

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San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3

Nashville Predators shine brighter than Dallas Stars