Tyler Fitzgerald is on an incredible run for the San Francisco Giants that started before the All-Star break and picked back up right where he left off.
July 9, against the Toronto Blue Jays, Fitzgerald hit a home run. When he next saw the field again, he homered on July 20. Then, for good measure, he added three consecutive games with home runs after that. He went two games without a home run to follow, but put up a two-homer game—the first of his career—on Friday night, making it seven home runs in eight games, a pace not seen for the Giants since Barry Bonds, as many astute statisticians pointed out.
