Pablo Sandoval Page
Pablo Sandoval Essentials Positions: Bats: B Throws: R Height: 71 Weight: 268 Born: Monday, August 11, 1986 in Puerto Cabello, Carabobo Venezuela Died: in , Debut: 8/14/2008 Last Game: 7/29/2018 Full Name: Pablo Emilio Sandoval
Major League Season RecapMajor League Baseball Season Recap 2012
Major League Season Recap 2012 World Series – San Francisco Giants NL over Detriot Tigers AL 4 games to 0 World Series MVP – Pablo Sandoval Babe Ruth Award – Pablo Sandoval Championship Series ALCS Detriot Tigers over New York Yankees 4 games to 0 ALCS MVP – Delmon Young NLCS San Francisco Giants over St. Louis Cardinals 4 games…
The Giants complete a sweep of the Tigers in the World Series with a 4 – 3, 10-inning win in Game 4
The Giants complete a sweep of the Tigers in the World Series with a 4 – 3, 10-inning win in Game 4. Miguel Cabrera, Delmon Young and Buster Posey all homer as the two teams are tied, 3 – 3, after 9, then Marco Scutaro drives in Ryan Theriot for the winning run in the top of the 10th. Sergio Romo ends the game by striking out Cabrera, picking up his third save. It is the Giants’ second Championship in three years. Pablo Sandoval, author of a three-homer performance in Game 1, is named World Series MVP.
Pablo Sandoval becomes the fourth major leaguer to hit three home runs in a World Series game
In the Giants’ 8-3 victory over the Tigers at AT&T Park, Pablo Sandoval becomes the fourth major leaguer to hit three home runs in a World Series game. The San Francisco third baseman, with first, third, and fifth inning round-trippers in the opening game of the Fall Classic, joins Yankees outfielders Babe Ruth (1926, 28) and Reggie Jackson (1977) and Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols (2011) in accomplishing the feat.
The Pirates ensuring the club will endure their 16th consecutive losing season
The Pirates lose their 82nd game, an 11-6 defeat to the Giants at AT&T Park, ensuring the club will endure their 16th consecutive losing season. The streak equals the mark established by the 1933-1948 Philadelphia Phillies for the longest skid in the history of professional sports.