DETROIT -- Here's how thoroughly the Giants have throttled the
Detroit Tigers in the World Series. They've driven the American
League Triple Crown winner and likely MVP into hiding.  While
most the Tigers stayed in their somber, silent locker room to
face up to the sour music of a 3-0 series hole, star slugger
Miguel Cabrera dressed and bolted Comerica Park following the
2-0 Game 3 loss without even speaking to the media.  Little
wonder. Cabrera has pretty much vanished throughout this series,
as well. The Giants' pitching staff has limited him to two
singles, two walks and one RBI in 11 plate appearances (.222).
More importantly, Ryan Vogelsong won a pivotal battle Saturday
night in a Cabrera at-bat that could have turned the Fall
Classic -- the bases-loaded, two-out situation in the fifth
inning with Comerica Park rocking and the Tigers poised to
celebrate a huge Cabrera hit.  But it wasn't much of a battle.
Vogelsong threw a low-and-outside pitch that Cabrera fouled off
for strike one, then came up and in