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Giants ace Logan Webb reveals his surprising favorite MLB ballpark to pitch in
Over the course of Giants pitcher Logan Webb's career, the right-hander has made 96 starts at Oracle Park and 99 starts on the road.
Out of the 28 road ballparks Webb has pitched in, the one that is his favorite might surprise – or even upset – some Giants fans.
“This is probably not a fan favorite answer, but I love playing at Dodger Stadium,” Webb told NBC Sports Kylen Mills on the latest edition of "Kylen’s Kwik Hits." “It’s a great energy, obviously it’s a great team. It’s a lot of fun, like, they got the huge speakers in center field. So, it’s just a good atmosphere to play in.”
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For the San Francisco Giants, the Los Angeles Dodgers are "archrivals." San Francisco dominated rivalry games after winning the World Series three times in the 2010s, and recently the Dodgers have risen as the strongest team in their division, making them a powerful championship favorite aiming for a three-peat this season.
The same holds true this season. While the Dodgers acquired Tarik Skubal before the trade deadline, San Francisco bolstered its prospects by parting with starting pitcher Robbie Ray and infielder Luis Arraez. The only comfort for fans was that the team's "ace" and U.S. national team pitcher Logan Webb (30) remained a non-tradeable asset.
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Logan Webb’s glowing Dodgers praise will fuel Giants fans’ biggest fears
San Francisco Giants fans already have enough reason to be sick of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
While San Francisco dominated this rivalry with three World Series victories in the 2010s, the Dodgers have already three championships this decade and are odds-on favorites to three-peat this season.
Giants fans’ frustrations amplified when the Dodgers traded for ace Tarik Skubal before this year’s trade deadline, adding to what’s arguably the best pitching staff of all time, while the Giants dealt Robbie Ray, who has been one of their best pitchers, to the Padres.
Thankfully, San Francisco still has Logan Webb, its longtime ace whom the Giants’ front office was not entertaining offers for at the deadline.
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