San Francisco Giants World Series Victory Celebration Mayhem pics

In the Mission district, gang-bangers high-fived investment bankers; soccer moms hugged the homeless�sons gleamed high on the shoulders of their fathers in jubilant celebration of baseball prowess and city pride.

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http://www.thesmokingjacket.com/entertainment/san-francisco-giants-world-series-victory-celebration-mayhem

Picture of the day Check out this fear Pumpkin Barba

The beards of the San Francisco Giants' relievers seemed to have struck fear into the eyes of the Braves, Phillies and Rangers batters throughout the 2010 MLB playoffs.� As for this pumpkin, we doubt it struck the same type of fear into the hearts of trick-or-treaters around the Bay Area last night.

So could this [...]

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http://sports-babes.net/2010/11/picture-of-the-day-check-out-this-fear-pumpkin-barba/

San Francisco Dispensary Offers Free Weed for Giants Home Runs

Do you love the San Francisco Giants? Do you love marijuana? If so, your rooting interests can be combined into one weed-fueled baseball bonanza during the World Series.

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http://guyism.com/sports/san-francisco-dispensary-offers-free-weed-for-giants-home-runs.html

Brian Wilson Is the Most Interesting Man in the World Series

As The World Series plays out over the next week, baseball fans can expect a lot of senseless yammering from Tim McCarver and Joe Buck about the Texas Rangers and the San Francisco Giants.

No doubt, Josh Hamilton's long, strange trip to stardom, Cliff Lee's historic level of postseason brilliance and Tim Lincecum's unique pitching-style will be discussed ad nauseam (and subsequently put viewers to sleep by the 4th inning).

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http://www.asylum.com/2010/10/27/san-francisco-giants-closer-brian-wilson-2010-world-series/

Handpicked Garbage the Secret to SF Giants Recycling Program

AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants baseball team, diverted 1,750 tons of throwaways from landfill last year, bringing the facility's recycling rate to 75 percent. In addition to a colorful, sophisticated bin system, custodial crews pore over the stands after games to collect recyclables, compostables and waste.

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http://www.greenbiz.com/news/2010/10/11/sf-giants-recycling-program-scores-home-run-city-says