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Tim Lincecum
Discussion forum for Tim Lincecum's
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| I think it is safe to say it is the all things Timmy board. Comment on topics that interest you and ignore the posts that don't. |
| that would be a nice vacation spot. and not to mention it must feel great for him to have a real home environment while he's away at spring training. |
| that house looks super nice. i wonder why he would want a home in arizona, though. he's still in seattle for the offseasons - right? |
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Nice digs. I can sorta imagine....out in the hot tub cut into the mountain, the stars twinkling, looking out at the lights of the city below. Sigh. AZ |
| Ecg! What up? I've heard that? Zito is a very kind person.....a pretty deep and philosophical guy. He'll help Tim a lot. He's been there before himself. Right? AZ |
| Even on my very worst day, I don't think I could EVER hate someone. I'm not wired that way..thanks mom and dad. DRO |
I'm just glad that Timmy is getting blamed for this jam. Reply-to:Ugh this game isnt any better than last night. -TT |
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| baseball = porn for women OMG, Love that! LOL Is true, love a good baseball game and ogling the guys isn't a bad deal either! haha! |
| Anonymous (Veteran) wrote on Sat, 26 May 2012 19:55:55 GMT I wasn't trying to be mean. Im sorry boo *hug* *************************************************** ok, I hug you back then LOL! |
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$3,400,000 Timothy L. Lincecum, as trustee of the Timothy L. Lincecum Trust, paid cash for a four-bedroom, 5 1/2 bath, 11,027-square-foot home with pool built in 2003 atop the mountain on the north eantrance of Paradise Valley at Paradise Vista Estates. It features honed limestone floors, cherry wood cabinets and black granite countertops. Lincecum, a starting pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, likely will enjoy the home's indoor batting cage; full basketball court and restaurant-style booths with flat screen TV's. The pool and jacuzzi are cut right out of the mountainside. The home was sold by Kevin and Kelly Young. Kevin Young is a former infielder who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Kansas City Royals from 1992 to 2003. Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/business/realestate/articles/2012/05/26/20120526phoenix-areas-most-expensive-recent-home-sales-done-deals.html#ixzz1w0TWSNDl |
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i found it: http://www.azcentral.com/business/realestate/articles/2012/05/26/20120526phoenix-areas-most-expensive-recent-home-sales-done-deals.html |
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They are men. And people. Women do the same. Whether we are in a relationship or not and we see a good looking man we look! It's if they pursue it.. that's a different story. |
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And for more to speculate on from Baggs: Lincecum said he met w/Bochy & Sabean last night. Wouldn't say whether they pumped him up or chewed him out. But no talk of skipping a start |
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CSNBaggs: Lincecum told me he had stopped throwing slider b/c of blister issues. He's dealing w/them again. Said he just has to deal with discomfort. |
| SF giants as the avengers! this is awesome. http://pages.suddenlink.net/hobbytreasures/AvengersGiants.png |
| Ever go on Tim's FB? Male posters: Brutal, profanity. Female posters: Sympathy, encouragement. Check it out! - CC |
| On a lighter note, again I watched the game with my dad and when he said Tim needs to settle down, I volunteered. -TRC |
| Ugh! That sounded worse than I thought! Lol! Spring training trip never would have been if it weren't for Tindee. She planned everything. I wish the rest of you could have been with us. Juls |
| Well, you were never a fan but yet a fair weather grandstand. When we cheer the accolades you shall be left in the stands. Tindee & I shall cheer Tim on. Juls |
| A lot of the "regulars" ie Juls and whatnot most, if not all of them still lurk. Its just a matter if they sign their name after their post or not. |
| All of us who've visited this board is a freakette. Whether it be positive or negative. We've all found Tim to relate to each other. We need to support him in his time of need. Juls |
| Everyone is entilted to their opinion.. You saying they need to eff off makes you look even worse than the person who said they dont care for Tim. |
| Do you guys think he has lost too much weight? That's what alot of people keep saying but to me he looks the same as he did in 2010? |
Reply-to:Lincecum sucks, but Crawford is the worst on the team If you think Tim suck, what the f*ck are you doing in this blog? go and f*ck your mother |
| I don't know what the announcers are smoking. I've never seen Timmy throw 95. Kruk and Kuip are on crack. |
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I dont want to see the giants go into a losing streak with the dback games comming up in a few days, easpecially at home. wouldnt want to see the first series of the season all over again!
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| Well on the positive side it looks like he is improving. He got through the 4TH inning curse. I don't see any reason to trade him yet. He is still a money maker for the Giants. |
IKR! tim please get out of this inning. On a side note: it's an inning better, improvement right? right???Reply-to:the 5th better not be the new 4th |
Oh man that's too bad.... Reply-to:I live at SF but currently im at new york for work. Sucks to be me right now. |
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Twitter alert- accdg to hank:
Lincecum hit two into the bleachers
just now. If Bill Hayes signs with the Marlins and starts tonight we
might see something special. *good vibes to tim* |
| I go to the baseballgames to check out the players and men in the stands. They are probably more successful because they are players. |
Timo Rivetti1:52 pm on Thursday, May 24, 2012 from the realtor that sold 920 D St i can assure you Tim did NOT buy this house - Timo Rivetti Broker here is one of the responses that a few realtors have said about that petaluma article about tim purchasing a house there. once again..... i am not trying to start anything; i am not here to ruffle up feathers. i honestly don't know what to believe. and like yall, i support the sf giants and tim 100%, even if he has a gf, if he is married or single, or in a slump. its just fun to play sherlock sometimes. :) |
| agreed. like you guys said...look at this board when he isn't publicly dating anyone. it's crazy. if he ever does come out with a real girlfriend, we can expect about five posts a minute. |
| It could be, although I saw this brunette at the stadium too.. I cannot wait for something to come out in public if he has a real gf or not.. |
Thanks! Maybe it's one of the blonde girls he was seen with during spring training, lol! Reply-to:oh it shows up in Phoenix :) |
Reply-to:How do you folks check the IP addresses of posters on this board? I could tell you but, then I would have to kill you lol |
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this is the class of shi*t that pisses me off BroncoPeyton @BroncoPeyton Damn, Giants gave up 7 runs? I swore Lincecum didn't pitch until tomorrow?
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Reply-to:Ok, lets open a regular taco stand truck. Whos with me?? http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m385wpxTap1qkpr6fo1_250.gif |
Ok, let's open a regular taco stand truck. Who's with me??  http://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=21720887&topic_id=8007782&c_id=sf |
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I wonder if Timmy is pitching tomorrow? Maybe it'll be like when Bumgarner had that 8 run 1st inning. He came back with vengeance. Timmy needs to do this for himself. |
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| That doesn't mean he won't stay there himself from time to time. Can you confirm if its on D or near the golf course? |
here is a cool article about the giants players who are compared to types of wine. hehe. Wine and the World SeriesOctober 22, 2010Beer may be baseball’s mainstay beverage, but there’s room for wine in any fan’s hands as we edge closer and closer to the World Series. In fact, the hard-charging San Francisco Giants roster begs for a comparison with a really good wine list. Here’s how I see the line-up, through wine-tinted glasses: Tim Lincecum Tim Lincecum, the two-time Cy Young Award winner, is the ace on the Giants pitching staff, winning twice in post-season play with a l.69 ERA. Affectionately known as “the Freak,” with his long hair and slight build, Lincecum keeps hitters off-balance with sneaky speed and a tempting change-up that has baffled most opponents this year.  Giants Ace Tim Lincecum Lincecum is like a top-drawer pinot noir, with a racy intrigue and tasty finish that’s hard to replicate. I’d look toward the Santa Lucia Highlands for a wine that matches the ace’s on-field performance. Something like the outrageously good Siduri Wines 2008 pinot noir fits the bill. It’s made from the legendary Garys’ Vineyard, located on the edge of the Salinas Valley. This is a big pinot, with luscious red cherry fruit that will improve over time, just like Lincecum. Buster Posey Although he’s originally from Georgia, a state where moonshine might be the drink of choice, clean-up hitter Buster Posey honed his skills right here in Wine Country. The rookie spent time with both Fresno and San Jose in the Giants minor league system before joining the big league club in late May. The hard-hitting catcher and clean-up hitter has been a star ever since. He’s an everyday hero who I’d compare to a big Napa Valley cabernet. Something with a track record of success like the Silver Oak Cellars 2005, a ready-to-drink selection with strong red fruit and a smooth finish that delivers great taste vintage-to-vintage. Cody Ross A hidden gem in the Giants lineup is the late-season addition of Cody Ross. The outfielder picked up on waivers late in the season from Florida Marlins and he quickly made his presence felt as the team’s unexpected hero. Ross swatted four post-season home runs and collected seven RBIs going into the fifth game of the Giants’ National League Championship Series with Philadelphia. Ross reminds me of a “little” wine that over-delivers on quality at a reasonable price. Like the McConnell Estate’s 2007 cabernet sauvignon ($15) from Lodi. This is a smooth customer, discovered at last weekend’s Lodi Wine Fest on Treasure Island, with just enough backbone to support the lively black fruit and currant flavors. Brian Wilson Brian Wilson is the madman of the Giants bullpen. With a bushy beard dyed deep black, he’s responsible for the Giants battle cry “Fear the Beard” that pops up on homemade signs throughout AT&T Park in every game. I didn’t have a second thought when it came to a wine that reminded me of this gritty reliever. It’s the Prisoner, a zinfandel-based blend from Orin Swift that has been great every time I’ve tasted it. The 2007 Prisoner ($35) needs a bit of time to open up, and then it comes on like gangbusters with bowl-you-over blackberry fruit and rich tannins. Aubrey Huff First baseman Aubrey Huff is a 10-year veteran who played for Tampa Bay and Baltimore before coming to San Francisco in 2009. He was a solid contributor down the stretch for the Giants, collecting 86 RBIs and 26 homeruns in the regular season. I’d compare him to a high-toned merlot, not too flashy but built on solid fundamentals. Two merlots I recently tasted from the an up-and-coming district in Napa come closest to matching Huff’s intensity. I enjoyed the Silverado Mount George 2006 merlot ($50) and the Coho 2006 merlot from the Michael Black Vineyard ($55), both tasted earlier this month in a Coombsville District tasting event. Pat Burrell Outfielder Pat Burrell played for the Phillies for eight seasons before defecting to Tampa last year and then joining the Giants for the 2010 campaign. He’s another acquisition who has brought power to the SF lineup, slugging 20 homes runs and collecting 56 RBIs this season. I’d compare Burrell’s performance to a powerful but smooth-sipping syrah, like the excellent 2006 Zio Tony Ranch ($75) from Martinelli Winery in Sonoma. Freddy Sanchez Second baseman Freddy Sanchez has been with the Giants for two seasons after stints in Boston and Pittsburgh. He’s a good fielder and reliable singles hitter, who has hit over .290 in an SF uniform. I’d match up Sanchez with an award-winning chardonnay with a great track record, like the Ridge Monte Bello chardonnay, an award-winning bottling from Ridge Vineyards, which is better known for its legendary Monte Bello cabernet. I got my first taste of the Ridge 2008 chardonnay ($65) a few weeks ago and I’m sold. It’s gold juice with tropical fruit and citrus overtones that counterbalance just the right touch of oak. The wine will be officially released later this year. Only 250 cases were produced, so get yours quick or wait ’til next year. Juan Uribe Infielder Juan Uribe was the star of Game Four of the NLCS with an outstanding fielding play to stave off a Phillies rally and a walk-off fly ball that won Game 4 of the NLCS for the Giants. This was the hardest pick of the bunch, so I went with a personal favorite that’s reliable and inexpensive. I’m talking about the Don’s Lodi Red, an $8 blended red that contains carignane and syrah plus a dash of symphony — a flowery-tasting hybrid grape developed at UC-Davis. I buy this wine — from Michael-David Vineyards — by the case and sometimes sneak it into blind tastings with higher-priced brands just to see the reaction when the price is revealed. Andres Torres Andres Torres always seems to be smiling and hustling, two characteristics that helped earn him the 2010 Willie Mac Award given to the most popular player on the Giants roster each year. He’s backed up that popularity with some key hitting (16 homers and 56 RBIS) that helped deliver the Giants to the doorstep of the World Series. He reminds me of a California sparkling wine, something that goes with any celebration, like the Gloria Ferrer VA de VI ($22), a non-vintage cuvee that’s pinot noir and chardonnay blended with a dollop of fruity muscat. Definitely a pick-me-up wine! Pablo Sandoval Pablo Sandoval, nicknamed “The Panda,” had an up-and-down season on offense and defense, but broke out of his batting slump in the playoffs with a key hit as a starter in Game 5 of the NLCS. He’s like a good bottle of everyday wine that you forget you had, like the Robert Mondavi bottle of wine that you lost track of and, upon re-discovering it, found \that it was still enjoyable. Like the 2007 Robert Mondavi Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon ($28), an easy-to-enjoy dinner wine with a core of red fruits and complementary sweet oak. Matt Cain Matt Cain has been a solid performer on the mound all season and his success continues in the play-offs with just one run allowed in two games. He just keeps getting better and better with every outing, like one of my favorite daily-drinking chardonnays from Edna Valley. The 2008 Edna Valley chardonnay from Paragon Vineyards on the Central Coast continues a long string of reliable vintages that feature tropical fruit tastes and a nice touch of oak. Jonathan Sanchez Jonathan Sanchez has pitched well enough to win in the post-season, but without enough offensive support to seal the deal. Still, he owns a 2.03 ERA and collected 18 strikeouts in two play-off appearances in which opposing batters managed just .149 against the lefthander. I’d compare Sanchez to a zingy sauvignon blanc, like the wine made by Rochioli near Healdsburg. While Rochioli’s claim to fame is delicious pinot noir, it’s worst kept secret is the estate sauvignon blanc. With a $40 pricetag, this is high-class juice, but it’s so smooth with just the right touch of oak that it’s hard to resist. Join the winery’s waiting list (aveage wait to join is five years) to assure yourself of access to the future Rochioli offerings. Madison Bumgarner Madison Bumgarner is the Giants fourth starter. He won against Atlanta in the division series and then pitched well in game 4 of the NLCS against the Phillies, but left without earning a decision. He’s a 21-year-old, hard-throwing left-hander who’s got a long career ahead of him. I’d liken to one of the smaller, newer producers with a big future in Wine Country, like Urban Legend near Jack London Square which is making its reputation on out-of-the-ordinary varietals like its 2008 barbera ($25), a Cal-Ital wine made from grapes grown in Clarksburg. This round, red and delicious selection would complement pasta, pizza or grilled red meats. |
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hi guys! im the one who posted the articles and forum thingy about the rumor, i was wondering: where is petaluma? im from hawaii. ;p |
| If his house is indeed on d street and he's there on Halloween he's going to have a hell of a time. D street is insanely crowded on Halloween and most of the houses go all out in decoration. |
| Oh man here we go with the Petaluma rumors again lol. If he did, he did. If he didnt maybe he still did LMAO... Never ending around here. Love the entertainment! |
| Tim lives in Petaluma now. Maybe he is dating the rumored gf who lived there. I mean, why BUY the house? |
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sorry, here is the link: http://petaluma.patch.com/articles/what-s-this-about-tim-lincecum-in-petaluma |
this is a girlfriend board or real estate board?
)! but was just down playing it a little bit! But like us, Chris didn't appreciate anyone kicking Timmy when he was down! I think what he meant was that Tim had gained the weight (195) and know is back to 165 so it was an ajustment to his body and his velocity mass index! But like Marty Laurie & Tim's Dad said, Timmy is a big part of the reason why SF got their rings! Let' see what happens tomorrow! Wishing Timmy Nothing But the Best!!!
