“This is a great way to start," says Bruce Bochy after winning Game 1 of World Series

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“This is a great way to start," says Bruce Bochy after winning Game 1 of World Series
San Francisco Giants' manager Bruce Bochy is happy about his team’s performance in the first game of the World Series against the Detroit Tigers.
The Giants' upfront batters played with enormous energy and proved their valour.
Later in the game when several media personals asked the Giants' skipper Bruce Bochy to comment on this brilliant first win in the World Series clash, he replied with confidence as he said, “This is a great way to start, But that's what it is, a start."
Giants hammered the Tigers with great force and never showed any openings which could have made things slighty difficult for them to oust Detroit.
The Giants played together as one unit and proved too good for the Tigers in their crucial first game.
Giants’ batters and pitchers hammered the Tigers and won in style.
Barry Zito started the game for the Giants and proved too good for the Tigers' hitters.
He allowed only one run and six hits on his consistent 1.59 ERA. He pitched in right areas and kept the Tigers’ batters at bay during his spell.
“I think we played all rightWe had five days off. I was thinking it's going to be a little tougher, about routine plays, about playing the game right,” Miguel Cabrera said.
He added, “But it was all right. To this point, we have to give a lot of credit to San Francisco, because they were aggressive -- they swung early in the game and they scored a lot of runs early. I think we did everything to win the game, but they played better. They hit better."
Along with Giants’ starter, their relief pitchers also did well on the mound and played with big energy.
Relief pitcher Tim Lincecum pitched 2.1 innings and struck-out five exceptional Tigers' batters. He played intelligently and did not receive any hits or runs.
Closer George Kontos pitched 0.1 innings and allowed two runs and two hits along with a homer. He was the only player who slightly under performed while rest of the Giants' pitchers contributed in their team’s win.