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Randy Winn discusses the Giants' 6-4 win against the Diamondbacks. Winn finished Arizona with his game-saving catch.

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" Sarah Randy limited big -- scored big insurance run and take the first two of the series how big is that on the back him up into the road trip test that's real Vegas. It's inside this protests are really long for us so. Just get off to a good start this series and I know him. Hopefully Daal and another one tomorrow the Diamondbacks stormed back in the fifth that did all -- on your cats what are you thinking going into the corner Nolan. Runs are on base the walls are right there and and -- you need that big black when the first led the ball first went up by I thought I had a chance let. As I got close so long us think in you know maybe I don't. And I just kept on and luckily it stayed you know since played forest from one Randy to another you saw him honored tonight Randy Johnson was alike yeah. We have been around some that 300 going to be an on field for -- they know it it's awesome let you know it's best not something that you can truly game perspective -- so you're down on the road and I've been. Got us here when berry hit his homer on time silently behind Ichiro when he got the single season hit record knows a thing said a couple of years down the road tonight. Man that was really cool you know you get a real perspective self -- to closer right now so you know. Ask that question a little bit later and I think -- better answer we certainly appreciate you stopping -- that visit the great answer."

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(0:14) series and I know him. Hopefully Daal and another one tomorrow the Diamondbacks stormed back in the fifth that did all -- on your cats what are you thinking going into the corner Nolan. Runs are on base the walls are right there and and -- you need that big black when the first led the ball first went up by I thought I had a chance let. As I got close so long us think in you know maybe I don't. And I just kept on and luckily it stayed you know since played forest from one Randy to another you saw him honored tonight Randy Johnson was alike yeah. We have been around some that 300 going to be an on field for -- they know it it's