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Giants pitcher Randy Johnson talks about getting his 300th career victory. Johnson is the 24th pitcher to reach the 300-win level and it came against the franchise with which he started his pro career.

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" Randy you worked incredibly hard your whole career there were times she did know your body was going to allow you to do this you persevered. And now that you have made this a tremendous accomplishment how do you feel."

" Exhausted and took third. I work done here having communities 25. And so destroy a lot of hard work ahead start third and it's nice to get the wind it's nice to at this moment with my family and friends -- came. My teammates soon guard big girls team is sort of -- along the way our starting back in Montreal so. To Seattle over nine or ten years -- better than me Houston for the two months and Arizona for a great run that there are ahead with my teammates serum. And then from New York for a couple years -- back to Arizona and I'm -- back here for. For what I hope there's. No room did you refer for the team and myself as well also works for a long road my guess the one word that would sum it all up was used up a persevere. You know -- with mechanics early in my Cabrera battle with injuries towards the end of my career Brett Ferrer. Through a game like today means a lot on this early because of what happened. But because of the way I pitched him in these kind of games mean more to me and going on strike out fifteen. Because her it's a good line up there and actually pitched great defensive plays behind me -- You know especially a lot of fun going out there are getting ground balls and getting double plays and you ship to shallow humor sort of realized several years ago that I actually had a can overmatched theaters anymore but I have to pitch him persevere and and Barrett. That's one reason wire Mario our locations are much more critical at this point my --"

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I'll talk about first timlin -- the biggest case of all the arbitration eligible players in 2010. The setup though in 2008 when Ryan Howard . That gave the Philadelphia Phillies . And 110 million dollar arbitration victory the biggest victory in history of arbitration . For first time eligible player. Tim Lincecum is soon gonna break that record once he goes into the boardroom what the club estimated they limited number of eight million dollars. The players -- number of thirteen million dollars. Now the arbitration panel of three when they're done here in the case we'll have to either pick eight million or thirteen million they can't pick a number in between. But it Ryan Howard . He went and it is award with -- MVP and a rookie of the year award. And he got ten million. Tim Lincecum is gonna walk into the room with two Cy Young awards. Our record of 4217. You walk is -- to award a record of 4217. I think he's gonna get paid more than Ryan Howard hit the San Francisco Giants are forced to walk into the arbitration room they have three alternatives. The first one is to settle the case in the Rome. If they can get a deal

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(0:03) Randy you worked incredibly hard your whole career there were times she did know your body was going to allow you to do this you persevered. And

(0:36) team is sort of -- along the way our starting back in Montreal so. To Seattle over nine or ten years -- better than me Houston for the two months and Arizona for a great run that there are ahead with my teammates serum . And then from New York for a couple years -- back to Arizona and I'm -- back here for. For what I

(1:28) You know especially a lot of fun going out there are getting ground balls and getting double plays and you ship to shallow humor sort of realized several years ago that I actually had a can