About

Around The Foghorn is the FanSided Sports Network’s San Francisco Giants blog.

Staff:

Bryan R. (Editor) – Life long San Francisco Giants fan who’s currently living around hell, also known as Dodger country. And I say around because the Padres have no fans. I keed, I keed. Sort of. I also am the Editor at A Royal Pain which is the Sacramento Kings blog on the FanSided Network. To contact me, please e-mail me at: aroundthefoghorn(at)hotmail.com or find me at the official Round The Foghorn Twitter page.

Melissa Felkins (Senior Staff Writer) – I’m a Kentucky native living on the Monterey Bay and have been a San Francisco Giants fan since the early 90s. I also love the sport of baseball and am about half way through visiting all the major league ballparks.

If you’d like to get in contact with me, feel free to email me at mfelkins(at)gmail.com or connect with me on twitter.

Amanda Gill (Staff Writer) – Born a San Diego Padre, raised a San Francisco Giant. Current high school Senior residing on the beach in San Diego, but planning on making my way up to college in the Bay. It’s not just a love of Tim Lincecum and the Giants, but a love of the sport of baseball. You can contact me via my Twitter page by clicking here.

Ashley Varela (Staff Writer) – Ashley is a Seattle native and Giants fan since 2010. Don’t judge too quickly–she jumped on that bandwagon months before she knew they were destined to be World Champs! Currently, Ashley spends her days taking trips to Safeco Field and picking up odd jobs so she can make the move to the Bay Area. She can be contacted on her Twitter page (@wcoastfangirl) or via e-mail, westcoastfan@ymail.com. You can also check out Ashely’s blog, West Coast Fan Girl by clicking here.

Stuart Jones (Staff Writer): Born and raised in San Jose and currently live in Long Beach, CA, I’d been a casual baseball fan for years up until the past couple years where I really started getting into the finer points of the game and the statistics of the game. Why don’t I tell you a little about what I believe: -Pitching does win championships but… -Self-imposed caps are ridiculous (they’d probably be less ridiculous if I owned the team) -I would only pay $6,000,000 at the most for a closer (“Never pay for saves”) -I believe Mike Fontenot was the correct choice over Jeff Keppinger -I don’t understand why so many people want Jack Morris in the HoF -Buying out arbitration years in team-friendly contracts is something I’m a big proponent of -I’m not on the “you did PEDs” or “I suspect you of PEDs therefore no HoF for you” bandwagon, although I did start there -AT&T Park is the most beautiful park in ever That’ll do for now. Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy my writing!

Cory Witt, logo designer, Witt has over ten years experience as a Graphic Designer working in identity and branding and multiple print and web disciplines. He is a member of the AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Artists) and serves as a mentor for the Iowa State University College of Design. See recent work by visiting http://www.corywitt.com

Contact Info:

For all editorial and marketing/advertising inquiries, contact senior editor Adam Best at fansidedadam@gmail.com. For all business and technical inquiries, please contact business director Zach Best at fansided@gmail.com.”

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