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Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants – Who Will Rise As the Mighty Side?

An epic showdown awaits all Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants tickets holders as both the sides head to the AT&T Park. But if you’re a diehard baseball fan who knows the sport inside out, then you must be aware that it’s an even-year season. Everyone knows the power of even-year mystique – it’s the time for the Giants to win, again. It has happened three times in the last six years for the G-Men that they have taken home the trophy in an even-year. Their stars seem to be aligned this time as well, as the team boasts of a strong lineup and the players have been consistently competitive. Their powerful offense is fueled by a talented core of young homegrown hitters and they have a sterling rotation that can carry them to the championship.

It’s the first season for the Cincinnati Reds after a complete team-overhaul and rebuilding. They are geared up for some solid wins but the predictors feel 2016 won’t be a year of contention for the Big Red Machine. Sure they will give the opposition a tough time and won’t make winning easy for anyone. Both their pitching and starting staff is young and healthy, and will play an important role this season. So what do you predict – will the Giants continue with their winning trend, or the revamped Reds will stand in their way?

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Baseball’s offseason is behind us and soon the teams will report for spring training. For the San Francisco Giants the new year brings renewed hopes, especially since it’s an odd year. The Giants have a talented lineup in place and they will have to make some tough decisions regarding the starters. The upcoming sessions will also determine the fate of Matt Cain who spent most of the previous season injured. Cincinnati Reds Vs San Francisco Giants tickets are in great demand for their spring training as well as the regular season games. The Reds also made a solid move during the offseason, acquiring infielder/outfielder Ryan Raburn in a minor league contract.