interesting echo of the greinke sisters there. and another writer says that slavery allowed white people to indulge too often the enjoyment of power. the exercise of power gave people pleasure and slavery allowed white people to indulge the love of power. but this candid debate doesn't last long in 1832, another newspaper editor called upon richardson to stop this dangerous debate, and insulted him and called him names and said he was hurting the south and so on. and richardson refused to shut down his debate so he was physically assaulted and badly beaten up. then he gave in. so the debate stops. it lasts less than a year in a small town newspaper in south carolina. in 1833, another young slave holder in columbia, south carolina, the state capitol, he said he wanted to found a sunday school to teach slaves to read so they could read the bible. and he persuaded some local slave owners to send their slaves to him. and he taught it for several months. kind of under the radar. not advertising it like, say, maynard richardson was doin

greinke was with the royals back then and has never faced the giants before. they've had a much better start to the season. lincecum gave up 16 earned runs in the first three starts combined. definitely a change for the better giving up only one run over his last two starts and picked up back-to-back wins. jaymee sire has more on the matchup. >> mindy, only three of the giants hitters have actually faced greinke and all are in the lineup tonight. a little bit more familiar with tim lincecum, of course. in fact, lincecum has faced the brewers eight times in his career. he is 3-3 with a 4.50 e.r.a. >> a good one, a good, young pitcher with great stuff. he's a tough matchup. >> just try to put the ball in play. make solid contact and see what happens. a tough pitcher to hit. >> he's getting to watch him for so many years and it's going to be a battle. that's for sure. ready to go with every pitch. >> it's great hitting the mound. there's no getting around that. with your number one guy and we're going to need him. we're facing a tough pitcher. always that sense o