With one win to go and a return trip to the World Series in sight, few could have predicted how the remaining games would ultimately play out for the St. Louis Cardinals. Despite being down 3-1, the San Francisco Giants, a winner of the 2010 MLB crown, weren’t finished just yet and put together a seemingly improbable rally to claim the series, 4-3. The feat gave the franchise its second NL pennant in three years, 22nd overall, and a shot at its seventh World Series title.

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The outlook appeared bleak once the National League Central Division champion Cincinnati Reds took a swift 2-0 lead in the NLCS, but fortunately, the San Francisco Giants were only just getting started. As it turned out, the deficit helped set the stage for an historic MLB feat, as the Giants became the first NL team to come back from two games down in the division series to advance to the NLCS. The series victory puts the franchise just four wins away from its first World Series appearance since winning it all in 2010.

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In a tumultuous year filled with quite a few highs and lows, San Francisco was finally able to breathe a big sigh of relief when a win over San Diego secured for the Giants their second National League West title in three seasons. In case anyone has forgotten, San Francisco’s last playoff appearance in 2010 resulted in the franchise’s sixth World Series title. Rising above scandals and untimely injuries, the Giants finished in the top 10 in several statistical categories including fifth overall in batting average (.270), sixth in quality starts (92), seventh in on base percentage (.328) and ERA (3.68), and eighth in batting average against (.248).

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The San Francisco Giants were unable defend their World Series title last year, finishing eight games behind the Arizona Diamondbacks in the NL West. As 2012 San Francisco Giants tickets begin to go on sale for individual games, the front office is hard at work looking for ways to improve the roster. With All-Stars Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, and Ryan Vogelsong leading off the rotation, San Francisco should have no problems getting runners out this year. The real question lies in if the Giants batting order can do their part. Having a healthy Pablo Sandoval in the lineup should help the team put more runs up on the scoreboard. In 117 games last year, Sandoval batted .315 with 70 RBIs. With their intimidating pitching staff and timely hitting, the Giants will have a great opportunity to reclaim divisional dominance in 2012.