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Here is a blurb from our Giants Baseball Blog as well talking about the situation:
"There just isn't much to say but when Scott Cousins collided with Buster, it was a "WOW, the Giants' best player's leg just practically snapped!", reaction from me. Then the severity of the injury started to sink in as he lie there (you know it's bad when the opposing player sticks around). I mean, look at it, I didn't want to post the picture at first,
 but  this is the last of Posey we'll in 2011, going out like a champ and  putting his body on the line in effort to save the game for his team.  It was a clean play by baseball standards though, and Cousins feels  horrible about it, tearing up in an interview. It seemed too surreal to  be happening, such a weird baseball injury and it happens to the last  guy in the world it can, if your a Giants fan. He was the last guy on  that roster they could afford to lose and they've lost him. Even a Tim  Lincecum season-ender wouldn't bring the daily impact that losing Posey  will, so if you think losing Lincecum for the season would be worse,  your wrong (everyone knock on wood). The Giants clear strength is their  pitching, so much so that they have a guy getting paid $18M on the DL  because they're simply too deep with starters. They needed every single  bat they could afford to get, and some. Pablo Sandoval's injury was a  big set-back, but he's coming back in a few weeks....."
but  this is the last of Posey we'll in 2011, going out like a champ and  putting his body on the line in effort to save the game for his team.  It was a clean play by baseball standards though, and Cousins feels  horrible about it, tearing up in an interview. It seemed too surreal to  be happening, such a weird baseball injury and it happens to the last  guy in the world it can, if your a Giants fan. He was the last guy on  that roster they could afford to lose and they've lost him. Even a Tim  Lincecum season-ender wouldn't bring the daily impact that losing Posey  will, so if you think losing Lincecum for the season would be worse,  your wrong (everyone knock on wood). The Giants clear strength is their  pitching, so much so that they have a guy getting paid $18M on the DL  because they're simply too deep with starters. They needed every single  bat they could afford to get, and some. Pablo Sandoval's injury was a  big set-back, but he's coming back in a few weeks....."For the rest, click go to The Giants Baseball Blog
 
 
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