

| AVG | HR | RBI | Runs | SB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .330 | 25 | 90 | 79 | 5 |
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-4 and crushed his 25th homer of the season in the tenth inning to give the Giants a 4-3 win over the Padres on Sunday.
Kung Fu Panda finished his impressive first full season with 25 homers, 90 RBI and a .330 batting mark that is good for second in the National League. Looks like the Giants finally have an offensive star to build a lineup around.
Pablo Sandoval went 1-for-4 with a solo homer off Kevin Correia in Friday's 7-2 win at San Diego.
The rising star crushed a homer in two of his last four games, and leads the Giants with 24 for 2009. He continues to pace the club with a .329 batting average and 89 RBI as well.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-3 to get his average back up to .330 on Thursday, helping the Giants and Tim Lincecum beat the Diamondbacks 7-3 at home.
It's clear the Kung Fu Panda is going to be a fantasy force for years to come. At just age 23 this season, he has hit .330 with 23 home runs and 87 RBI in 150 games.
Pablo Sandoval went 4-for-5 with four runs scored and a two-run homer in Tuesday's win over the Diamondbacks.
Sandoval has his average up to .329 and has belted 23 homers this season. The homer was just his second this month, but he has scored 16 runs.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-4 with an RBI in the Giants 5-1 win over the Cubs on Sunday.
Kung Fu Panda has cooled a bit in the season's final month, hitting just .286. Still, his .325 average is good for third best in the National League.
Pablo Sandoval went 3-for-5 with three RBI in the Giants 10-8 loss to the Diamondbacks on Tuesday night.
Sandoval was mired in a nasty slump earlier this month, but has appeared to have broken out of it. He currently has a seven game hitting streak that includes four multi-hit games and six RBI.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-3 on Saturday and was the only Giant to record a multi-hit game in a 12-1 loss to the Dodgers.
Kung Fu Panda raised his average to .322 with Saturday's performance, but he's hit a slide in September. The burly third baseman is having his worst month of the season, hitting just .246.
Pablo Sandoval singled in what would end up being the Giants' only run in the first inning on Sunday, as San Francisco lost 2-1 in 12 innings in Milwaukee.
The Kung Fu Panda is mired in an awful 2-for-18 (.111) slump this month, and if his bat doesn't wake up soon, the Giants' already anemic offense might just collapse.
Pablo Sandoval is not in the Giants' lineup for their Tuesday night game against the Phillies, according to the San Jose Mercury News. Sandoval returned over the weekend after missing time with a strained calf, but he was scratched from the lineup tonight.
The Panda may be a little sore today after playing over the weekend, but the Giants can't afford for him to be out of the lineup down the stretch. He needs to get healthy if San Fran is going to have a chance at winning the NL wild card.
Pablo Sandoval made it two games back in the lineup, two home runs on Saturday night, going 3-for-3 with a bomb and RBI in the Giants' critical 5-3 win over Colorado.
The way of the Kung Fu Panda is one of excellence. His 2009 triple crown line now reads .336/21/75.
Pablo Sandoval hit what would prove to be the game-winning home run in the fifth inning on Friday night, as the Giants silenced the Rockies 2-0 behind Tim Lincecum in San Francisco.
The Kung Fu Panda had missed three straight games with a strained calf, but looks good to go for the rest of the weekend.
As expected, Pablo Sandoval is back in the Giants lineup on Firday as they begin a crucial three-game series against the wild card leading Rockies, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
He is batting cleanup and playing third base.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Pablo Sandoval said he expects to play on Friday in the series opener against the Rockies. Sandoval missed the Giants' last series against the D-Backs with a strained calf.
Sandoval may still be a little banged up, but he realizes how important this series is and he wants to be in the lineup. Check back later to make sure, but right now it looks like he will be a safe play for tonight and the rest of the weekend.
Pablo Sandoval will miss his third straight game on Thursday with a strained calf, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
Juan Uribe will again fill in for him at third base. Unless the calf has made absolutely no progress, expect him to play in the Giants' critical series against the Rockies this weekend.
Pablo Sandoval is out of tonight's lineup against Arizona, according to the Mercury News.
Sandoval is still recovering from a strained calf. Juan Uribe will make another start at the hot corner in his absence.
Pablo Sandoval is not in the Giants' lineup Tuesday night. He will be replaced by Juan Uribe in the lineup.
Kung Fu Panda has a slightly strained right calf, but he hopes to return to the lineup tomorrow. He could be available to pinch-hit tonight, and the injury doesn't appear to be too serious.
Pablo Sandoval was forced to exit Monday's game at Colorado in the third inning with tightness in his right calf, according to the Associated Press.
Uribe replaced him in the lineup. The severity of Sandoval's ailment is yet to be determined.
Pablo Sandoval went 3-for-5 in Thursday's 2-1, ten-inning loss to the Reds.
He raised his average to .330 and trails only Hanley Ramirez for the NL batting title. Sandoval also hit his 35th double in the contest.
Pablo Sandoval went 3-for-4 with one RBI and two runs scored in Saturday's 5-4 win at New York. He hit two singles and a solo homer off Johan Santana.
Sandoval ended an eight-game skid without a homer, and continues to lead the Giants with 18. He is also riding a six-game hitting streak, and paces the team with a .333 batting average and 69 RBI.
Pablo Sandoval helped the Giants rout the Astros on Thursday, going 3-or-4 with two RBI, as San Francisco won 10-6 in Houston.
The Kung Fu Panda had been in a mini slump recently, but now has an RBI in three straight games. He's shown a consistent ability to adjust at the plate this season, and seems primed to produce down the stretch.
Pablo Sandoval went 3-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored in tonight's 4-3 loss at Houston. He hit a double and two singles.
Sandoval bounced back tonight after going 1-for-11 over his previous three games. The rising star continues to lead the Giants with a .327 batting average and 64 RBI.
Pablo Sandoval led the Giants offensively in Thursday's 7-2 win over Philadelphia at AT&T Park, as he went 2-for-4 with four RBI and a run scored. He hit a double and a solo homer off Rodrigo Lopez.
Sandoval raised his team-leading batting average to .331, and he also paces the Giants with 16 homers and 63 RBI. He is riding an eight-game hitting streak, and has not disappointed fantasy owners as one of the top sleepers of 2009.
Pablo Sandoval went 3-for-4 with a run scored in tonight's 4-2 win over the Pirates at AT&T Park. He hit two singles and a double.
Sandoval is riding a five-game hitting streak, and continues to lead the Giants with a .328 batting average. Keep the rising star penciled into fantasy lineups.
Pablo Sandoval was 2-for-4 with an RBI in the Giants' disappointing 8-2 loss to the Rockies on Saturday.
Sandoval was on fire in June, hitting .394, but is having his worth month this season in July. He has four homers and 18 RBI, but is hitting just .275. When that's considered a bad month you know what caliber player Sandoval is.
Pablo Sandoval went 0-for-4 in the Giants 4-2 loss to the Braves on Wednesday.
The Kung Fu Panda is now just one for his last 12. He hasn't had any prolonged slumps this season, so look for him to snap out of it soon.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored in Saturday's 2-1 win over the Padres at AT&T Park. He hit a single and a two-run homer off Tim Stauffer.
Sandoval has two hits in each of his last three games, and homered in his last two. He continues to enjoy a breakout campaign, as he leads the Giants with a .334 batting average, 15 dingers and 55 RBI.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-3 with three RBI and a run scored in tonight's 8-0 win over the Padres at AT&T Park. He hit a single and a three-run homer off Josh Banks.
Sandoval continues to lead the Giants with a .331 batting average, 14 homers and 53 RBI. His strong campaign has earned him his first trip to the All-Star Game.
Pablo Sandoval went 1-for-4 on Wednesday as the Giants got shutout 7-0 by the Marlins.
The Kung Fu Panda is just 2-for-12 since being named a candidate for the NL's final All-Star spot, but one of those hits was a grand slam. Overall, Sandoval is very worthy of an All-Star game birth, and extra valuable in fantasy leagues because of his catcher eligibility if he possesses it in your league.
Pablo Sandoval blasted his first career grand slam on Monday off Florida's Sean West in the fifth inning.
Sandoval, known as Kung Fu Panda in San Francisco, has been a phenomenal hitter ever since being called up by the Giants late last season but has just recently added power to his game, as 10 of his 13 home runs this season have come since the start of June. Continue to play him every day in your lineup, regardless of which position it's at.
According to MLB.com, Giants' infielder Pablo Sandoval is one of five players on the Final Vote ballot for the NL All-Star team. He is joined by shortstop Cristian Guzman of the Nationals, outfielder Matt Kemp of the Dodgers, third baseman Mark Reynolds of the D-Backs, and outfielder Shane Victorino of the Phillies.
Sandoval may be the front-runner for the final spot, but he will face heavy competition from the others. All five are worthy of All-Star consideration, so any one of them would be a good choice.
Pablo Sandoval left Saturday's game in the sixth inning with a skinned knee, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
Sandoval is apparently doubtful for Sunday with the injury. Still, it is only a skinned knee, so the burly corner infielder shouldn't be out long.
Pablo Sandoval upped his average to .333 on Saturday, going 2-for-2 with an RBI as the Giants rolled Houston 9-0 at home.
Already having a big season, Sandoval has really heated up in recent weeks, and is an excellent option in every format, especially because of his eligibility at catcher.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-5 with a homer, three RBI and two runs scored in the Giants' 13-0 win over the Astros.
Sandoval broke an 0-for-9 skid with Friday's performance, and the husky young hitter has been one of the year's biggest fantasy surprises. He was a terror for NL pitchers in June with a .394 average, eight homers and 20 RBI.
Pablo Sandoval belted home runs No. 10 and 11 against Milwaukee on Saturday, finishing the day 3-for-5.
Sandoval hit .345 last season in 145 at-bats as a rookie last year and is sitting at .340 after breaking the 250 at-bat barrier through 68 games this year. The guy can flat out hit and seems to be developing some nice power as well, making him a fine option at either corner infield spot, and possibly even catcher if he happens to be eligible there in your league. Saturday marked his second two-home run performance of the past two weeks.
Pablo Sandoval went 1-for-3 with a solo homer off Yovani Gallardo in Friday's 5-1 loss at Milwaukee.
The rising star continues to lead the Giants with a .335 batting average, and hit his sixth homer of June. He has an RBI in three straight games as well.
Pablo Sandoval went 1-for-4 with a single and an RBI in Wednesday's 6-3 win at Oakland.
The rising star continues to lead the Giants with a .335 batting average, and has a hit in six straight games. He has 15 RBI so far this month as well.
FoxSports.com is reporting that the Giants are looking for offensive help at any position, and that they have some leeway in who they could pursue thanks to Pablo Sandoval's ability to play both corner infield positions.
Apparently, Aubrey Huff, Nick Johnson, Mark DeRosa, Troy Glaus, Luke Scott, Adam Dunn, Felipe Lopez and Adam Kennedy are all possible targets. Any would provide an upgrade to the Giants meek lineup and also improve the fantasy value of Sandoval since a better hitter would be around him in the lineup
Pablo Sandoval was productive in Monday's 9-7 loss to the Angels at AT&T Park, as he went 3-for-5 with two homers and four RBI. His other knock was a single.
Sandoval raised his team-leading batting average to .332, and has three homers and six RBI over his last two games. Keep the rising star active in fantasy lineups.
Pablo Sandoval carried the Giants in Tuesday's 9-4 win at Arizona, as he went 4-for-5 with three RBI. He hit a two-run homer and three singles.
Sandoval is dealing with tenderness in his throwing elbow, but the ailment is not hindering him at the plate, evidenced by tonight's strong performance. He should remain safe for fantasy duty.
Skipper Bruce Bochy noted that Pablo Sandoval is dealing with tenderness in another part of his throwing elbow, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
He could still cover third base or catch in an emergency though. Sandoval has six hits over his last five games and should be fine to keep active in fantasy lineups.
Pablo Sandoval led the Giants offensively in Friday's 2-1 win at Florida, as he went 2-for-4 with two RBI. He hit a single and a two-run homer.
Sandoval recorded an RBI in three straight games, and now has 24 for the season. He continues to hit well after hitting .309 with 14 RBI in May.
Pablo Sandoval has rejoined the Giants' lineup at first base, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
He missed five games with a strained right elbow, and skipper Bruce Bochy is uncertain when Sandoval will move back to third base. Juan Uribe is working at third, making Travis Ishikawa the odd-man-out until Sandoval moves back across the diamond.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Pablo Sandoval is expected to be out until Friday with a strained right elbow.
Barring a setback Sandoval should avoid the disabled list, but he's definitely worth keeping an eye on. Keep him on your bench until further notice.
Pablo Sandoval will remain out of action until the weekend while recovering from his strained right elbow, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
He could work at first base when he returns to take pressure off his throwing arm. Juan Uribe is Sandoval's replacement at third.
According to the San Francisco Gate, Pablo Sandoval will not play Sunday and he will undergo tests on his throwing elbow on Monday. Sandoval felt something give while throwing out Franklin Gutierrez in the eighth inning on Friday.
This sounds bad for Sandoval and the Giants. When anyone says they felt something give in their elbow, it is usually a sign that something is wrong. We will keep you updated on the results of the tests, but keep him out today and probably tomorrow for sure.
Pablo Sandoval was 3-for-5 with a home run and three RBI in Tuesday's 9-7 win over the Nationals.
The Giants usually win games with their pitching, but Sandoval contributed to the slug fest on Tuesday. His power isn't quite there yet (three homers), but he's having a fine season, hitting .303 with 14 RBI and has additional value as he is available at catcher.
Pablo Sandoval is not in Saturday's lineup against the Dodgers, according to the Mercury News.
He gets the day off after catching Barry Zito Friday. Rich Aurilia is starting at first base with Juan Uribe at third.
According to the San Jose Mercury News, Pablo Sandoval didn't start in Tuesday's game against the Cubs due to a lingering groin injury, but came in to pinch hit in the eighth inning.
The Giants apparently just wanted to give his sore groin a little extra rest. He should be back in his starting spot tomorrow. Fantasy owners should feel safe about playing him, especially since he's batting .322 this season.
Pablo Sandoval went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI in the Giants' loss on Monday. Sandoval is hitting .322 on the year.
Sandoval has been hitting well this season and is living up to his preseason hype. He is versatile, which increases his value, and he is maintaining his value in all leagues.
Pablo Sandoval went 1-for-4 with a solo homer in Saturday's 5-1 loss to the Rockies at home.
Sandoval extended his hitting streak to six games, with 11 hits and two homers over the span.
Pablo Sandoval's groin strain is considered minor, according to the Mercury News.
Sandoval may be ready to return to the diamond for Friday's game against the Rockies. The club is off today. Sandoval is not displaying much power with just one homer over 75 at-bats, but he holds a solid .307 average.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Pablo Sandoval left Wednesday's game with tightness in his groin. He is considered day to day.
Sandoval had increased his average from .195 to .307 in his last eight games so the timing of the injury is certainly unfortunate. Juan Uribe figures to start in his place until he is ready to get back in the lineup.
Pablo Sandoval had a huge day at the plate on Sunday in the Giants' hard luck 12-inning loss to the D-Backs. He was 4-for-4 with his first homerun and three RBI in the game.
Sandoval had a spectacular spring, but cooled off as soon as the season started. It was nice to see him break out, but he has a long way to go still before his numbers will be fantasy worthy.
Pablo Sandoval is expected to make his first start of the season at catcher today against the Padres at AT&T Park, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
This will mark Bengie Molina's first day off after 13 straight starts. Skipper Bruce Bochy wants Sandoval to catch Barry Zito today, who allowed 10 earned runs over nine innings of work so far. Zito was 3-0 with a 3.21 ERA over the five starts that Sandoval caught in 2008.
Pablo Sandoval was 3-for-4 in the Giants 2-0 win over Arizona on Sunday. The third baseman hit his first triple of the season in the win.
Sandoval had gotten off to a rather slow start, but six of his 11 hits this season have come in his last four games. He is currently hitting sixth in the order, but figures to move up in the order as he heats up.
Pablo Sandoval sat out the exhibition season finale due to illness, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The team did not mention that he may miss today's season opener against Milwaukee, and he should be penciled into fantasy lineups as of now (especially since he was healthy enough to sign autographs at a local card shop after the game on Sunday). Jeff Suppan will be the starting pitcher for the Brewers, who went 10-10 in 2008.
Pablo Sandoval was 2-for-5 with three RBI in the Giants' 10-3 blowout of the Rangers on Tuesday.
The ankle injury hasn't affected Sandoval at all. He's having a blistering spring and looks poised for a strong year for the young Giants. He's hitting .456 and has driven in 15 so far.
Pablo Sandoval suffered a sprained ankle on Saturday, but will only be out about a day, according to MLB.com.
The injury is considered very minor, and if it was the regular season, Sandoval would likely play. Fantasy owners need not be concerned.
It was two's across the board for Pablo Sandoval on Thursday. He was 2-for-4 with two runs scored, two RBI and two strikeouts.
Sandoval is having a monster spring, hitting .446 and driving in ten, and he is the projected starter at third for the Giants. The book is still out on this guy though. He could be a great pick in NL-only leagues and certainly has value in deep mixed leagues, especially if he still maintains his catcher eligibility.
Pablo Sandoval was 2-for-4 with an RBI on Saturday. He doubled and scored a run in the contest.
Pablo was back in the lineup and showed no ill effects after being hit in the face Wednesday. he's hitting .455 this spring and projects to be the team's starter at the hot corner. A decent choice in NL-only leagues.
Pablo Sandoval is expected to be on the shelf for several days after being struck in the face by a ground ball Wednesday, according to the SF Chronicle.
The injury implanted both of his lips into his braces, and he also chipped a tooth. Sandoval is visiting a dentist today.
Pablo Sandoval was 2-for-3 while starting at third base for the Giants on Sunday. He is hitting .429 over 35 spring at-bats.
Sandoval will be starting at third base for the Giants this season, and if 2008 was any indication there's little chance he doesn't hit over .300. After hitting .359 at Single-A and .337 at Double-A, he treated major league pitching to a .345 batting average in 145 at-bats. He doesn't walk much, or strikeout much, he just flat out hits. Consider him a nice sleeper despite a lineup that doesn't figure to scare anyone.
Pablo Sandoval was scratched from Thursday's lineup while nursing a tight hamstring, according to the SF Chronicle. He will sit out today's game as well.
It is uncertain when he will return to the diamond, but the Giants did not indicate that the ailment is going to be an issue. If healthy, Sandoval would be worth targeting as a sleeper at third base.
Pablo Sandoval went 1-for-3 with a two-run blast against Arizona on Tuesday.
Sandoval posted a fine rookie campaign after getting called up at the end of the year last season and should start every day and be placed at the No. 3 spot in San Francisco's lineup, making him for nice sleeper candidate at third base.
The Giants will employ Pablo Sandoval at third base if he proves he can handle the job in spring training, according to MLB.com. Otherwise he will be moved to first.
He would serve at first if the club signs third baseman Joe Crede as well. Sandoval looks to be a nice sleeper candidate for 2009, as it looks like he will get regular at-bats either way.
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