Bochy backbone behind Giants' success  Bochy backbone behind
Giants' success  SAN FRANCISCO -- Lost in the revelry of the
Giants' World Series triumph Monday night was a confession Bruce
Bochy made.  "Last night, I didn't sleep, to be honest," Bochy
said in his postgame media briefing. "You're on the verge, and
you know how close you are, and you put this on such a pinnacle
that you get butterflies."  Fortunately for the Giants, Bochy's
typically much calmer. His steadying influence, along with his
managerial acumen, furthered the Giants' successful bid for
their first Series title in San Francisco history.  Instead of
surging past Colorado and San Diego to win the National League
West and posting an impressive 11-4 postseason record, San
Francisco easily could have dissolved in instability. First
baseman Aubrey Huff and shortstop Edgar Renteria were the only
Giants to start Game 1 of the World Series at the same position
they played on Opening Day. And Renteria started only 62
regular-season games, while Huf