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In 2007, the San Francisco Giants made a big, splashy deal in free agency. They were able to sign Oakland Athletics ace, Barry Zito, away from their Bay Area counterpart.

Barry Zito News / Larry Brown Sports / September 26

Watch: Former Cy Young winner sings national anthem at A’s game

Watch: Former Cy Young winner sings national anthem at final A’s game in Oakland

Former AL Cy Young Award winner Barry Zito was on hand Thursday to help his former team say goodbye to the Oakland Coliseum.

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MLB News / Fastball on SI / June 4, 2023

Former Cy Young Winner Barry Zito Pitches For Savannah Bananas on Saturday

The Savannah Bananas continue to do things to attract attention. The barnstorming exhibition team is known around the country for its "Banana Ball" rules and fun times.

MLB News / Yardbarker

20 facts you might not know about 'Moneyball'

Here are 20 facts about the film we find interesting, and we don’t care what the scouts say. It’s all in the numbers.

San Francisco Giants News / SI.com / November 5, 2021

Barry Zito Posts Incredible Tribute To Former Teammate Buster Posey On Twitter

He is apparently much more than just a teammate to Zito. View the original article to see embedded media. As Buster Posey announced his retirement on Thursday afternoon, former Giants teammate Barry Zito posted an emotional tribute to his old catcher.

Tampa Bay Rays News / Rays Colored Glasses / August 31, 2021

Past experiences perfectly prepared Kyle Snyder to be Rays’ pitching coach

In 1999, Kyle Snyder was a first-round draft pick of the Kansas City Royals, and the seventh pick overall in the draft. He was drafted ahead of Brett Myers, Barry Zito, and Ben Sheets.

St. Louis Cardinals News / The Cardinal Conclave / July 13, 2021

What Kind of Summer Will This Be?

In 2007, the Cardinals entered the All-Star Break at 40-45. They won their final game before the break as Todd Wellemeyer and four relievers held San Francisco and Barry Zito (one of the few times they got the upper hand on Zito, it feels like) scoreless, winning 7-0. They were 5-3 in July and, while they were still in ...