Jonathan Sanchez’s No-No Is Just Icing on the Giants’ First Half Cake

Just 24 hours ago, a pretty good portion of San Francisco Giants fans were wondering what the heck Jonathan Sanchez was doing back in the rotation after struggling so mightily before his demotion to the bullpen.

But because Randy Johnson was placed on the disabled list and, with much fanfare beforehand, Sanchez was put back in the rotation for the immediate future. It was one last shot to either show he is a valuable trade commodity or an arm that can stick with the club through the rest of the season.

Well, if tossing the first Giants no-no in 33 years with your father in the stands for the first time as a professional starting pitcher is impressive, then he may be one of the best 3-8 pitchers in the game.

He dazzled—striking out 11 and walking no...

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