José Uribe

This is after a game.

And Jose Uribe comes running up to us and in broken Spanish, because he can't talk English worth anything.

He's going, and he's pointing.

He's pointing into the showers, right? He's going, big painter, big painter.

We go, Pink Panther? He goes, yeah, Pink Pintor, Pink Pintor.

So from then on out, Michael Acosta became freaking Pink Pintor.

That was his nickname because of Jose Uribe not being able to see it, not being able to say it, and looking in the shower and seeing this bright red guy.

The pink fucking panther, dude.

And they were two nice guys, and they were two guys who were kind of matched up very well, their personalities.

Jose Uribe is the hitter.

He takes outside for ball one.

Joe, we were talking about this ballpark not being a hitter's park.

Good bunt by Jeff Brantley.

The only play is to first base as Bensinger throws to Lolster, and the sacrifice is perfect.

The play goes three to four, and moving up to third base is Sheridan, and down to second is Jose Uribe.

Yeah, the key to this bunt is the way Brantley deadened it, also the area that he bunted it in.

[crowd cheering] Batting eighth and doing the catching, number 16, Terry Kennedy.

[crowd cheering] Hitting ninth, shortstop, number 23, Jose Uribe.

[crowd cheering] In the bullpen, tonight's starting pitcher for San Francisco, number 50, Scott Garrelts.

[crowd cheering] And the remaining players, coaches, trainers, and equipment managers for the San Francisco Giants.

And when the season began, they figured he'd be the backup catcher to Kurt Manwaring.

He's now number one, and he grounds one down to Weiss, [crowd cheering] who throws him out.

One out in the third inning, and Jose Uribe comes to the plate.

And we can tell you that the only unbeaten team in the National Football League, the Los Angeles Rams, take their 5-0 mark into Rich Stadium in Buffalo to take on the Bills on Monday Night Football at 9:00 Eastern Time, 6:00 Pacific.

Matt Williams moves from thir- third base to shortstop.

Jose Uribe is on the bench.

Pat Sheridan takes over for Candy Maldonado in right field.

Now the Giants, of course, are faced with a formidable task, having to win four or five, in essence, to win the world title.

A sinker hit into the hole.

Uribe goes back to Thompson, who can't handle the low throw, and everybody's safe.

But he saved the run on a ball headed for the hole to left field.

And he had Dreesen picked off.

Thompson can't handle the sharp throw, and it was a tough play for him, so the Cardinals have something going.

It is a base hit for Willie McGee.

And a fine effort by Jose Uribe, although they let Dreesen get away on that off-balance throw to Rob Thompson.

So first and third, one out in the sixth, a 2-2 tie, and Terry Pendleton, who was grounded out and struck out, coming up, and the Giant bullpen will move around.