ken rosenthal is down there somewhere standing by with hunter pence. hunter, you just put on a world championship t-shirt. there were times i'm sure you do youd that would be possible. what made the team so special in the playoffs? >> for one we didn't allow doubt to ever creep in. you know, the thing that made this team so special is just playing as a team, caring for each other. you know, we had our backs against the wall. we knew it wasn't going to be easy. it's not supposed to be. that was one of our mottos. we went out there to enjoy every minute of it. it was hard-send and just incredible,

. >> joe: that is foul, right in the direction of ken rosenthal. how about wainwright tonight here in game four? >> ken: well, he has been great, joe. it goes back to game five of the division series. if you remember, he fell behind 6-nothing. he was very upset with his performance last night. that night. thrilled that the teammates got him obviously off the hook. and he was one of the guys that pops up as they came back against the nationals. for him, after missing all of last season it has to be gratifying just to be back in this position. >> joe: yes. ken, and that start, and that win and go on and lose and go home start against the nationals, in game five he went 2-1/3 allowed six runs, seven hits. after being pretty good in game one, including ten strike-outs. 5-2/3. >> tim: also three home runs for the nationals in the 2-1/3. >> joe: still 0-2 on hector sanchez leading off the seve seventh. breaking ball strikes out sanchez for the third time tonight. strikeout number five. here in game four for wainwright. geico in-game box score for the gian

let's go down to the field and ken rosenthal. >> ken: adam, it seemed like you had one of your betterou think of your stuff and your performance overall? >> player: i was confident coming in the game that i had the stuff to go out and pitch the ball. i felt that way last time, too. didn't work out. we 2010 game. today was a big -- we won the game and we got a big win. >> ken: i knew you were unhappy how you pitched in game five of the division series. how much did it motivate you tonight? >> player: it was a big motivator. i know i'm good enough to pitch the post season and rry the team deep in game. get quality outing. last time i didn't do it. but i knew tonight if i just stayed and believed in myself and went out there and executed the pitches, i'd be in good shape. >> ken: one win away from the world series. recovering from tommy john last year and didn't get a chance to pitch in series. can you describe how rewarding it would be for you to get back? >> player: more than you know. more than you know. this whole experience is so special as it is. get back to that world series is th

let's go down to the field and ken rosenthal. >> ken: adam, it seemed like you had one of your better curveballs tonight. what did you think of your stuff and your performance overall? >> player: i was confident coming in the game that i had the stuff to go out and pitch the ball. i felt that way last time, too. didn't work out. we 2010 game. today was a big -- we won the game and we got a big win. >> ken: i knew you were unhappy how you pitched in game five of the division series. how much did it motivate you tonight? >> player: it was a big motivator. i know i'm good enough to pitch the post season and carry the team deep in game. get quality outing. last time i didn't do it. but i knew tonight if i just stayed and believed in myself and went out there and executed the pitches, i'd be in good shape. >> ken: one win away from the world series. recovering from tommy john last year and didn't get a chance to pitch in series. can you describe how rewarding it would be for you to get back? >> player: more than you know. more than you know. this whole experience is so special as it is. ge

but ken rosenthal is able it track down the guy who shut down the guy tonight for san francisco. standing by with sergio romo. kenny, take it away. >> ken: sergio, get the final out of the world series. you are emotional right now. what's going through your mind? >> feel very blessed. beyond blessed. these guys let me taking along for the ride. beyond blessed, for sure. >> ken: the last inning, obviously you have cabrera to end it. you have a difficult tigers lineup. a team that played much better tonight. what are you thinking out there on the mound? >> got to get the job done. they have relied on me and they have had confidence in me all year long to just do what i can do, just be me on the mound. these guys let me be myself. they don't hold me back. they give me the confidence i need and they have the faith in me. unreal. couldn't let anybody down, especially anybody wearing orange and black. >> there were ten thousand people watc at the san francisco civic center outside. anything you want to say to them? >> world champs, baby, world champs! we aren't alone, you guys deserve i

. >> joe: ken rosenthal down there with buster posey. and the reaction from these giants. first romo. marco scutaro. sergio romo. the electric closer now for the giants enjoying every second of it. and that dugout! bruce bochy in his sixth year as manager here in san francisco, headed to his second world series. pablo sandoval right in the middle of all the action offensively for the giants. they are going to the world series. the shortstop, brandon crawford. and that defense up the middle that we talked about earlier in this game, crawford, scutaro, pagan, so solid in this nlcs. the world series is set, as they celebrate here in san francisco, represent being the american league with that great 3-4 combination in their order. cabrera, prince fielder, the outstanding rotation. it will start with justin verlander on wednesday night. and on the other side the giants, who came back to beat the reds in the division series, and back to beat the cardinals in the nlcs. we'll come back after this.   . >>> a local family taking action, find out why they

we'll take you down to ken rosenthal. >> ken: blanco, it seems like you have been hot ever since youfrancisco. you have five two-hit games in this series. how do you explain what you're doing offensively? >> player: i don't really know, man. just exciting to come to the field every day and having this opportunity, just being in the playoffs is amazing. that's what you work for all off-season and spring training. to be here, just, priceless. >> ken: you have got 2010 great performances out of zito and vogelsong the last two games. what do you expect tomorrow night out of matt cain? >> player: he is a gamer. you know, and i think tomorrow we just have to go out there and do our best. and try to score runs early for him, so he starts doing his thing. >> ken: yourself, you didn't make the major league debut until you were 26 years old and you played 11 years now. what would it mean for you to play in your first world series? >> player: i can't wait. that sounds so good. early in my career, didn't get respect in the big leagues and now i have an opportunity to be in the world series, fe m

we'll take you down to ken rosenthal. >> ken: blanco, it seems like you have been hot ever since youfrancisco. you have five two-hit games in this series. how do you explain what you're doing offensively? >> player: i don't really know, man. just exciting to come to the field every day and having this opportunity, just being in the playoffs is amazing. that's what you work for all off-season and spring training. to be here, just, priceless. >> ken: you have got 2010 great performances out of zito and vogelsong the last two games. what do you expect tomorrow night out of matt cain? >> player: he is a gamer. you know, and i think tomorrow we just have to go out there and do our best. and try to score runs early for him, so he starts doing his thing. >> ken: yourself, you didn't make the major league debut until you were 26 years old and you played 11 years now. what would it mean for you to play in your first world series? >> player: i can't wait. that sounds so good. early in my career, didn't get respect in the big leagues and now i have an opportunity to be in the world series, fe m

over to ken rosenthal now. kentucky her >> ken: a long rain delay.etermined you'd go for the two inning save? >> player: in clubhouse. if we didn't score i was going out there. i haven't had to sit around like that. the most nervous i've ever been. out of the bullpen doing all kind of junk. >> ken: eight inning, nine pitches. how much did it help? >> player: it's big. big to get the first guy out. execute pitches and get the rest of the guys out there. >> ken: ready to go two innings tomorrow? >> player: sure. sign me up. >> joe: it took 33 minutes to complete game three after a three-hour, 28-minute delay. reminder coming upt, except on the west coast, local news. then we ask you to join us tomorrow night from here in st. louis. game four of the nlcs. our coverage starts at 7:30 eastern. 6:30 locally. and then 4:30 pacific. for more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news log on to foxsports.com powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. for tim, kenny, erin, i'm joe. join us tomorrow night for game four. we say goo

ken rosenthal standing by with a pair of their game three heroes. >> ken: they're going, the rbi triple in the second. big catch in the ninth. which did you like better? >> player: the rbi for sure. it's important. we are playing great defense. we have to keep playing. every single one in the field. trying to make a play. >> ken: you bat in the second, runner on second. one out. what was your approach against sanchez? >> player: he is a great pitcher. he got great pitches. he has great velocity. i just try to put the ball in play. the weather helped me a little bit. i think for the pitchers tonight to throw the ball, it was really hard. and he hand me that curv curveball. i did damage with it. >> ken: gregor, thank you. tim, another good outing. how much are you enjoying this role? >> player: we're all enjoying this right now. up 3-nothing in the world series. couldn't be better than that. we have another game to win. so we're looking forward to tomorrow. tomorrow. kentucky when bochy said we're not starting you, how did it feel to you? >> player: it didn't feel that confusing at all. i

we'll take you down to ken rosenthal. >> ken: blanco, it seems like you have been hot ever since youfrancisco. you have five two-hit games in this series. how do you explain what you're doing offensively? >> player: i don't really know, man. just exciting to come to the field every day and having this opportunity, just being in the playoffs is amazing. that's what you work for all off-season and spring training. to be here, just, priceless. >> ken: you have got 2010 great prmances out of zito and vogelsong the last two games. what do you expect tomorrow night out of matt cain? >> player: he is a gamer. you know, and i think tomorrow we just have to go out there and do our best. and try to score runs early for him, so he starts doing his thing. >> ken: yourself, you didn't make the major league debut until you were 26 years old and you played 11 years now. what would it mean for you to play in your first world series? >> player: i can't wait. that sounds so good. early in my career, didn't get respect in the big leagues and now i have an opportunity to be in the world series, fe me, i

ken rosenthal standing by with tigers' manager jim leyland. >> ken: jim, you had such a great run tothe a's, you swept the yankees. what happened in this series? >> it was freaky. i would never guess we would have swept the yankees and i never would have guessed the giants would sweep us. i want to start by congratulations the giants. there's nothing fluky but it. about it goes sevengation, maybe it's a fluke but they swept us. they were the better team. they beat us four straight. you have nothing to complain about. we didn't hit enough, we didn't score runs. >> ken: obviously coming into the series you are thinking about a lot of things. you are down 3-0 coming into tonight. did you think if you got this win, with verlander going tomorrow, you had a chance to get back in? >> i sure did. you know, you can only take it one at a time. but i felt good coming into this series about our pitching staff and they were terrific. you know, scherzer did a great job. wasn't quite as strong sometimes with his velocity but he did a great job. i felt really, really good about our rotation coming i

we will take you down to ken rosenthal. >> ken: buster, start with you. a simple question. what made barry so successful tonight? >> he pitched. pitched at his finest, i think. he moved the ball in and out, up and down, changed speeds. did an unbelievable jobs. >> you have been through a lot in san francisco. he's worked really hard. how happy are you for him tonight? >> really happy. i've only been here a few years, but i see how hard he works no matter what and no matter if he's struggling or doing well. he puts in the time off the field, and his preparation is second to none. >> buster, th very much. >> thanks. >> pablo, you fouled the ball off your foot early in the game. then you made the catch, the hit in the fourth inning and the home run how many is your foot? >> sore, sore. you have to play with your heart. and in a game like this you want to do everything. you want to stay in the game. no matter what you want to keep playing and support your team no matter what. >> you guys are down three games to two. you obviously needed this one tonight. how do you like your ch

we heard from ken rosenthal earlier about future rotation plans for bruce bochy. that. a check on blanco. pretty interesting conversation we had, kenny, with bruce bochy before the game. >> ken: yes, joe. what he said was he did not want to use lincecum tonight, tim lincecum. and vogelsong going seventh innings enabled that to happen. so how does it set up going forward? as you just said, matt cain in game three. and bochy said the likely scenario is lincecum and barry zito will pitch four and five in some order. madison bumgarner, well, bochy said he's still confident in him but bumgarner after the game last night did not sound at all confident. he's not throwing the ball where he wants it or how he wants it so a change could be in order. >> joe: and that caught the attention of his manager, bruce bochy. so maybe as kenny said, lincecum and zito. the giants won the last twelve barry zito starts. the fastball swung on and missed by crawford. he's in the hole 0-2 with a runner at first, nobody out. >> tim: that would be a dicey move, in my opinion. because you have

. >> joe: that is foul, right in the direction of ken rosenthal. how about wainwright tonight here in game four? >> ken: well, he has been great, joe. it goes back to game five of the division series. if you remember, he fell behind 6-nothing. he was very upset with his performance last night. that night. thrilled that the teammates got him obviously off the hook. and he was one of the guys that pops up as they came back against the nationals. for him, after missing all of last season it has to be gratifying just to be back in this position. >> joe: yes. ken, and that start, and that win and go on and lose and go home start against the nationals, in game five he went 2-1/3 allowed six runs, seven hits. after being pretty good in game one, including ten strike-outs. 5-2/3. >> tim: also three home runs for the nationals in the 2-1/3. >> joe: still 0-2 on hector sanchez leading off the seve seventh. breaking ball strikes out sanchez for the third time tonight. strikeout number five. here in game four for wainwright. geico in-game box score for the gian

ken rosenthal, did you talk to doug? >> ken: i did. no cat scan or mri. he is fine. not even a bump on his head. really, i talked to him about surviving that whole thing. he said hey, my dad larry was a defensive lineman at fresno state. if you can walk off the field you walk off the field. so, near serious situation was not all that serious as it turned out. >> joe: 0-1, the count on pagan. one on, two out. ball and a strike. scutaro next, either here in the seventh. i imagine if it's in the seventh it will be against benoit. >> tim: right. >> joe: or leading off in the eighth. tigers had a pitcher rick porcello up way back in the second. benoit and smyly have both been up. benoit more than once. anibal sanchez has persevered. the problem is his teammates have not been able to string together hits. one ball, one strike, on pagan. now strike two. >> tim: anibal sanchez still has the good breaking ball and good changeup. >> joe: the 1-2, runner goes. throw down by avila. not in time. now an easier rbi chance for pagan. the count of 2-2. >> tim: again, that is the prob

we heard from ken rosenthal earlier about future rotation plans for bruce bochy. oing back to that. a check on blanco. pretty interesting conversation we had, kenny, with bruce bochy before the game. >> ken: yes, joe. what he said was he did not want to use lincecum tonight, tim lincecum. and vogelsong going seventh innings enabled that to happen. so how does it set up going forward? as you just said, matt cain in game three. and bochy said the likely scenario is lincecum and barry zito will pitch four and five in some order. madison bumgarner, well, bochy said he's still confident in him but bumgarner after the game last night did not sound at all confident. he's not throwing the ball where he wants it or how he wants it so a change could be in order. >> joe: and that caught the attention of his manager, bruce bochy. so maybe as kenny said, lincecum and zito. the giants won the last twelve barry zito starts. the fastball swung on and missed by crawford. he's in the hole 0-2 with a runner at first, nobody out. >> tim: that would be a dicey move, in my opinion. beca

over to ken rosenthal now. kentucky her >> ken: a long rain delay. determined you'd go for the two inning save? >> player: in clubhouse. if we didn't score i was going out there. i haven't had to sit around like that. the most nervous i've ever been. out of the bullpen doing all kind of junk. >> ken: eight inning, nine pitches. how much did it help? >> player: it's big. big to get the first guy out. execute pitches and get the rest of the guys out there. >> ken: ready to go two innings tomorrow? >> player: sure. sign me up. >> joe: it took 33 minutes to complete game three after a three-hour, 28-minute delay. reminder coming up next, except on the west coast, local news. then we ask you to join us tomorrow night from here in st. louis. game four of the nlcs. our coverage starts at 7:30 eastern. 6:30 locally. and then 4:30 pacific. for more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news log on to foxsports.com powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. for tim, kenny, erin, i'm joe. join us tomorrow night for game four. we s

ken rosenthal standing by with a couple of the giants game two heroes. >> ken: thanks, matt.r, eighth inning, bases loaded, one out against dotel. you get down 0-2. what were you thinking during that at-bat? >> oh, man, he made two great pitches. i tried to shorten up. get on the plate a little bit and badges as hard as i could. and put in that situation with a lot of good at-bats, a great stolen base by pagan. buster worked a lot, and we played good small ball today. we played a good game of baseball. had outstanding pitching, great defense and we found a way to get it done. >> the sacrifice fly made it 2-0. you also scored after leading off the seventh with a single. knocked out fister. how tough was it to generate offense off him tonight? >> he had that fastball really moving. he was really pounding it in, working the lied slider and curveball away off it. absolutely great stuff, great command and pitched a wonderful game. >> hunter, thank you. >> sergio, there you are. you are told me before that you don't feel alone on the mound. tonight you are at home with this crowd.

i'm joe buck, tim mccarver, erin andrews on the field along with ken rosenthal. have expected that justin verlander would struggle here tonight? and who could have expected that barry zito would end up lasting longer and out-pitching justin verlander? >> tim: and who could have expected pablo sandoval hitting three home runs. >> joe: i did. it had that one. >> tim: you did? >> joe: yeah. a ground ball left side. what a play. miguel cabrera takes a hit away from aubrey huff. the pinch-hitter. that will send game one in to the ninth inning. how about the last two defensive plays by the tigers? austin jackson in center. miguel cabrera at third. ninth inning. 8-1, giants. hey, put your game face on, it's the two minute warning of the built ford tough sales even. ford f-150 with ecoboost. smash-mouth v8 power with long-yardage v6 fuel efficiency. the best combination of torque and fuel- economy, it's the dual threat the competition can't match. check out ford f-150 with ecoboost. touchdown, baby. it's the final days to get 0% financing for 60 months plus a grand towar

ken rosenthal is standing by with another one of giants' game one heroes. ken? >> ken: thanks, matt. barry, a tough line-up. cabrera, fielder, what was your game plan going in tonight? >> player: just to mix all my pitches around and to keep them off-balance. and, you know, throw them in for strikes so they couldn't sit on one pitch. >> ken: i know you like to stay in the moment and not get caught up in the hoopla but we had tough times here. when the crowd was chanting your name, what was going through your mind? >> player: i couldn't enjoy it as much as i like. when you are out there, you've got serious work to do. and you can't really be the third person and look around. the fans are awesome. we know that. it feels great to take the first one for them at home. >> ken: first world series start, you weren't on the post season roster in 2010 at all. how satisfying was it to pitch the world series opener, and to win with world series opener? >> yeah. just the opportunity alone was mind blowing. me and my wife were dancing around and stuff, just with the opportuni

ken rosenthal is with us.g the giants advance out of this nlcs, tim touched ton earlier, while they have to deal with verlander, the rotation is upside down for bruce bochy, how do you think it is planned and will lay out for the giants in the world series? >> ken: joe, barry zito likely will start game one. game two is where it gets interesting. the only way the giants could get two starts out of both brian vogue and matt cain would be to pitch vogelsong in game two on three days rest. now vogelsong has never started a game on three days rest. recent history of pitchers in the postseason on three days rest is not good. but the giants could back up vogelsong with tim lincecum and madison bumgarner, or they could simply start lincecum in game two instead. >> tim: lincecum makes full sense to me. >> joe: lincecum, who has pitched out of the bullpen in this nlcs, with one exception, game four, is even up earlier in this game seven if matt cain needed help. cain didn't want to give up the baseball. that's very muc

we go down to ken rosenthal with one of the other stars, the starter, ryan vogelsong. >> ken: ryan, youreen struggling. you guys face the possibility of going down two games to none. how much pressure did you feel going into this start? >> i tell you what, not as much as i did going into cincinnati. you know, being down those two there, elimination game, tonight we had a little bit more breathing room. but it feels better to get one here and going in there 1-1 instead of down 2. so the cliche, treat it like every ot game, but you can't do that. buster caught a great game and i tried to hit his glove as many times as i could. >> joe and tim talked about how successful you were going inside against the cardinals. how important was that for you going against this predominantly a right-handed team? >> they are a great hitting team. their numbers speak to themselves, the way they battled back to get where they are speaks for their offense too. and i was just making pitches. i saw buster's glove and the ball was going there and that's all it really is. >> the regular season game, that's the ki

we will take you down to ken rosenthal. >> ken: buster, start with you. a simple question. tonight? >> he pitched. pitched at his finest, i think. he moved the ball in and out, up and down, changed speeds. did an unbelievable jobs. >> you have been through a lot in san francisco. he's worked really hard. how happy are you for him tonight? >> really happy. i've only been here a few years, but i see how hard he works no matter what and no matter if he's struggling or doing well. he puts in the time off the field, and his preparation is second to none. >> buster, thanks very much. >> thanks. >> pablo, you fouled the ball off your foot early in the game. then you made the catch, the hit in the fourth inning and the home run how many is your foot? >> sore, sore. you have to play with your heart. and in a game like this you want to do everything. you want to stay in the game. no matter what you want to keep playing and support your team no matter what. >> you guys are down three games to two. you obviously needed this one tonight. how do you like your chances going back to san fr

ken rosenthal, did you talk to doug? >> ken: i did. no cat scan or mri. he is fine. not even a bump on his head. really, i talked to him about surviving that whole thing. he said hey, my dad larry was a defensive lineman at fresno state. if you can walk off the field you walk off the field. so, near serious situation was not all that serious as it turned out. >> joe: 0-1, the count on pagan. one on, two out. ball and a strike. scutaro next, either here in the seventh. i imagine if it's in the seventh it will be against benoit. >> tim: right. >> joe: or leading off in the eighth. tigers had a pitcher rick porcello up way back in the second. benoit and smyly have both been up. benoit more than once. anibal sanchez has persevered. the problem is his teammates have not been able to string together hits. one ball, one strike, on pagan. now strike two. >> tim: anibal sanchez still has the good breaking ball and good changeup. >> joe: the 1-2, runner goes. throw down by avila. not in time. now an easier rbi chance for pagan. the count of 2-2. >> tim: again, that is the prob

and now we will go down to ken rosenthal in the middle of all those bodies on the field. >> ken: thanks to get here, division series, league championship series. how surprised are you that this is a sweep? >> well, we are just happy right now. tonight was a battle and i think tonight was a fitting way for us to end it. those guys played hard. they didn't stop. good feeling. >> ken: how important was it for you guys to close it out tonight, knowing how good they are, knowing verlander could pitch tomorrow? >> i think it's very important. we get verlander tomorrow, we know how good he is. fister and sanchez back home if it went that way. it was very big. >> your pitching dominated, going back to the nlcs. what made them so good down the stretch? >> they executed pitches. they had a game plan going on. give credit to our pitching coach, regular. they executed. they deserve the credit. >> thank you, kenny. that thoughtful, young catcher who will likely be the league mvp this year hit a big two-republic home run tonight. part of a 4-3 win in ten innings. it will be the giants here on the roa

ken rosenthal standing by with a couple of the giants game two heroes. >> ken: thanks, matt.ses loaded, one out against dotel. you get down 0-2. what were you thinking during that at-bat? >> oh, man, he made two great pitches. i tried to shorten up. get on the plate a little bit and badges as hard as i could. and put in that situation with a lot of good at-bats, a great stolen base by pagan. buster worked a lot, and we played good small ball today. we played a good game of baseball. had outstanding pitching, great defense and we found a way to get it done. >> the sacrifice fly made it 2-0. you also scored after leading off the seventh with a single. knocked out fister. how tough was it to generate offense off him tonight? >> he had that fastball really moving. he was really pounding it in, working the lied slider and curveball away off it. absolutely great stuff, great command and pitched a wonderful game. >> hunter, thank you. >> sergio, there you are. you are told me before that you don't feel alone on the mound. tonight you are at home with this crowd. what did you feel? >

i'm joe buck, tim mccarver, erin andrews on the field along with ken rosenthal.nder would struggle here tonight? and who could have expected that barry zito would end up lasting longer and out-pitching justin verlander? >> tim: and who could have expected pablo sandoval hitting three home runs. >> joe: i did. it had that one. >> tim: you did? >> joe: yeah. a ground ball left side. what a play. miguel cabrera takes a hit away from aubrey huff. the pinch-hitter. that will send game one in to the ninth inning. how about the last two defensive plays by the tigers? austin jackson in center. miguel cabrera at third. ninth inning. 8-1, giants. hey, put your game face on, it's the two minute warning of the built ford tough sales even. ford f-150 with ecoboost. smash-mouth v8 power with long-yardage v6 fuel efficiency. the best combination of torque and fuel- economy, it's the dual threat the competition can't match. check out ford f-150 with ecoboost. touchdown, baby. it's the final days to get 0% financing for 60 months plus a grand toward your trade-in on f-150 at the

ken: with the way the bullpen is throwing how comfortable were you at 6-4? >> player: they have been outstanding, especially the last two nights. turn the ball over to kelly and rosenthalgs and motte. tough pen. rzepczynski gets a big out. hats five the bullpen. >> ken: thank you. >> player: you're welcome. >> ken: back to you. >> joe: two more hit for descalso. two of the eight for cardinals that won game one 6-4. we ask you to join us tomorrow night, back here in the city by the bay. game two of the nlcs. coverage begins at 7:30 eastern, 6:30 central. 4:30 pacific. it will be carpenter and vogelsong. reminder, coming up next, the late local news. for more information on tonight's game and other major league baseball news, log on to foxsports.com powered by msn, the world's favorite sports site. tim mccarver, kenny albert, erin andrews, joe buck, so long from san francisco. it was a big day of football and baseball on fox. here is jack white, "i'm shaking." we say good night from frisco. ♪ ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc ♪ ♪ what was grandma's cold remedy? hi, primo! asopao! right, asopao! there you go cuz, so you can sweat it out! oh, and music... ( al

ken rosenthal is with us.s, tim touched ton earlier, while they have to deal with verlander, the rotation is upside down for bruce bochy, how do you think it is planned and will lay out for the giants in the world series? >> ken: joe, barry zito likely will start game one. game two is where it gets interesting. the only way the giants could get two starts out of both brian vogue and matt cain would be to pitch vogelsong in game two on three days rest. now vogelsong has never started a game on three days rest. recent history of pitchers in the postseason on three days rest is not good. but the giants could back up vogelsong with tim lincecum and madison bumgarner, or they could simply start lincecum in game two instead. >> tim: lincecum makes full sense to me. >> joe: lincecum, who has pitched out of the bullpen in this nlcs, with one exception, game four, is even up earlier in this game seven if matt cain needed help. cain didn't want to give up the baseball. that's very much like matt cain. when he did in the