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Madison Bumgarner Dominates Rangers Thanks to an
absolute masterful performance from Madison Bumgarner the Giants stand just one
win away from their first World Series Championship since the franchise moved to
San Francisco. best
soccer cleats They shut out the Rangers again, this time by a score of
4-0.I was tempted to join the fun and refer to him as youngster Madison
Bumgarner, but I'm sure you're all well aware by now that the Giants rookie is
just 21 years of age. You'll be hearing plenty about that today, coupled with
words like poise‘ and resolve, but all the gushing will be well deserved
considering he went eight shutout innings and limited the Rangers stacked lineup
to just three singles.And can you believe this Bumgarner is more than

a full year younger than recent Hall of Famer
Stephen Strasburg. But let's try to tread carefully here. Remember, Jaret Wright
was also the ripe age of 21 when everyone in the sports hot soccer
cleats(shoes) world was frothing at the mouth during the 1997 World
Series. To be completely fair though, this guy is nothing like Jaret Wright, as
evidenced by his electric postgame press conference. He's more like a Southern
Prince Valium:Doing the early and only needed damage for San Fran's offense was
cross-dressing DH, Aubrey Huff and his rhinestone-trimmed red thong. He smacked
a two-run shot in the top of the third. Of course he did. Like many people said
at the beginning of the series, the Rangers were such an obvious pick to win it,

you almost had to go the other direction and take
the Giants. And quite naturally, here we are with San Francisco up 3-1, looking
to close things out with a delicious Lincecum-Lee rematch awaiting us. Giddy up
Giddy up.[Photo via Getty] The Number of Black Baseball Players Continues to
Dwindle MLB: The percentage of black players Nike Total 90 Laser dropped to 8.5 percent on opening
day this year, down from 10 percent at the start of last season and its lowest
level since 2007. [AP] Russia, Qatar Win Rights To Host 2018, 2022 WorldCups
Russia is going to host the 2018 World Cup. Qatar is hosting in 2022. The United
States and England - the countries that send the most fans to World Cups almost
every year - won't

be hosting one anytime in the near future.There are
a lot of people that understand the World Cup bidding process a lot better than
me, so I'm not going to bother getting into all the shenanigans that may or may
not have happened.Maybe it's a good thing that there will be at least a 20-year
gap between World Cups hosted by old European powers. France, England, Spain,
Germany and Italy have hosted every other World Cup since 1958. With China and
North America probably in line to host in 2026 and 2030, it could be until at
least 2034 that a traditional European power hosts again.The boys over at SB
Nation/Soccer are all over this. If you want a more in-depth look, I highly
recommend heading

over there.