300 and 37: Johnson Wins No. 300, Cain Wins Series for Giants

Mark the date June 4 2009, it may be the last time you will ever see a pitcher reach 300 career victories.

However, I will let my fellow Giants writers delve into the significance of what 300 victories means to Randy Johnson and his historical career.

For the Giants, the more important number on the day was two, and that is two victories.

After Johnson won his 300th, the Giants made sure they took care of business in the second game of a double-header.

Matt Cain won his seventh game of the season in what may end up being the more important of the two victories.

The Giants have been a streaky team all season long and because of it have had a record floating in and around .500 all season long.

But ...

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