Disagree with you on this but do not have the acumen to offer the empirical evidence that you do and I respect. Cliff Lee has proven in the playoffs, for the last two years, that he is a premier pitcher and performs at the highest level when it counts the most. Colby Lewis is the 'x' factor here with his last three starts vs. the Yankees twice and Tampa Bay with an era of 1.45. I think the 'x' factor for the Giants is Cain who is actually under .500 lifetime and had a losing record on the road for the Giants. Additionally, what you saw of Sanchez on Saturday night I think is indicative of what to expect from him vs. Texas. He does not possess the strike zone discipline to shut down the Rangers. Wilson, is a great closer but if you look at Perez' stats, this year, they are actually more impressive. Wilson came into Saturday's game in the bottom of the eight inning and gave up a rocket that was hit right into Huff's glove and an easy double play. To say his ninth inning close was an adventure, or torture as the call it in S.F., wouldn't be an exaggeration. Offensively, I think Texas does have a clear edge which will be mitigated somewhat with the DH although I expect Guerrero to play some right field especially against left handers. Lastly, an element that I think will be crucial is leadoff hitting and Elvis Andus is a star in the making. Not only leading off but his defense is future gold glove and he seems totally unintimidated by the stage he is on. Texas beat the defending World Champs and Tampa Bay proving they could win on the road in the playoffs. I see Texas winning this in six games.