World Series 2010 Game 2 & World Series score: Giants beat Rangers 9-0. The much-hyped World Series baseball games are being held between the San Francisco Giants and the Texas Rangers in San Francisco and Texas. The seven game-series is, of course, a great enjoyment for baseballs fans across the world.
Anyhow, this year’s World Series has some significance because there are the Giants and the Rangers as contestants. What are the qualities of these two teams to reach in World Series? Yes, there are some special things with these two teams to be in the World Series 2010.
The Giants and the Rangers are two teams with an admired capability for all-hands and team effort in winning games. Their best performances in the field are born out of team effort, not just relied upon a few super stars. This is, in fact, the major benefit of the Rangers and the Giants when they meet each other in World Series games.
See, how did the Rangers and the Giants advance into 2010 World Series? They trounced two super powers in baseball - the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies – in the American League Championship games. Both the Yankees and the Phillies are named for their player’s high payrolls and super star players. But, in front of the Giants and the Rangers’ team work, the Yankees and the Phillies were nothing.
“We don’t have the most talented lineup. We don’t have superstars. But we play with a lot of heart,” says the Giants player Cody Ross. You know Ross was a player, who was in the brink of sacking by the Florida Mariners.
But right now he is the star player for the Giants, not only that Ross is the man, who brings ups the streaks of victories for the Giants. Further, he was named the Most Valuable Player of the National League Championship Series. It means that team effort and hard work do many things in baseball. That is what the Giants and the Rangers are proving right now.
This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.phpAnyhow, this year’s World Series has some significance because there are the Giants and the Rangers as contestants. What are the qualities of these two teams to reach in World Series? Yes, there are some special things with these two teams to be in the World Series 2010.
The Giants and the Rangers are two teams with an admired capability for all-hands and team effort in winning games. Their best performances in the field are born out of team effort, not just relied upon a few super stars. This is, in fact, the major benefit of the Rangers and the Giants when they meet each other in World Series games.
See, how did the Rangers and the Giants advance into 2010 World Series? They trounced two super powers in baseball - the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies – in the American League Championship games. Both the Yankees and the Phillies are named for their player’s high payrolls and super star players. But, in front of the Giants and the Rangers’ team work, the Yankees and the Phillies were nothing.
“We don’t have the most talented lineup. We don’t have superstars. But we play with a lot of heart,” says the Giants player Cody Ross. You know Ross was a player, who was in the brink of sacking by the Florida Mariners.
But right now he is the star player for the Giants, not only that Ross is the man, who brings ups the streaks of victories for the Giants. Further, he was named the Most Valuable Player of the National League Championship Series. It means that team effort and hard work do many things in baseball. That is what the Giants and the Rangers are proving right now.
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