San Francisco fans were delighted to see their pitching staff have huge successes in 2008, the first Giants season in the so-called post-Bonds era. Both Tim Lincecum and Brian Wilson were All-Stars, and Matt Cain continued to develop. The Giants will probably make some moves over the offseason to get help in the batting order, and once they do they can take a shot at winning the NL West in ’09. Get San Francisco Giants tickets early!
MLB tickets to see the San Francisco Giants have been in the sports tickets market in the Bay Area since the team moved from New York in 1958. The team's stadium, currently AT&T Park, was opened in 2000, moving the team from Candlestick Park (at Hunter’s Point) to a downtown San Francisco location. The Giants have won multiple World Series titles, a bevy of NL Pennants, and a Western Division title as recently as 2003.
Tim Lincecum finished the 2008 season with 18 wins, an ERA of 2.62, and 265 strikeouts, the most of any pitcher this past year. With Lincecum on the mound the Giants can beat any team in the league, so make sure to get tickets for every game he’s slated to start. Root for the Giants by getting some San Francisco Giants home game tickets.
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