Is The World Series Trophy Coming to Boulder Creek?

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Is a  former Boulder Creek Elementary School kid taking the SF Giants World Series Trophy for "show and tell"?  We know all about the Visa sponsored SF Giants World Series Trophy tour that made a (brief) stop at the Boardwalk but might there be an unscheduled appearance along Highway 9 in the works? Keep your eyes peeled.  Incidentally we understand that Pat the Bat will be sporting the number 5 this season which was his favorite when he was playing little league in these parts.

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Check out the Philly Press on Pat Burrell's Visit

BURRELL: Giants at Phillies Game Thread, August...
The Good Phight (blog) - ‎2 hours ago‎
Oh, and the return of Pat Burrell, that little subplot. Partly cloudy. Winds blowing in from left field at 5-10 mph Game time temperature around 90. ...
Resurgent Burrell Returns for Key Series
Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia - Ben Seal - ‎1 hour ago‎
Hours before Pat Burrell went to bat against the Phillies for the first time in a meaningful game, he poked his head inside the Giants' ...
Pat the Bat is back
phillyBurbs.com - Kevin Cooney - ‎19 hours ago‎
Former Phillie Pat Burrell returns to Philadelphia with the San Francisco Giants and a lot on the line for both teams. The text messages between Jimmy ...
Former Phillie Burrell having a blast in San Francisco
Philadelphia Daily News - Paul Hagen - ‎18 hours ago‎
Pat Burrell has been a godsend for the Giants ever since. And if that says something about San Francisco's offense, it also says a lot about the former ...
Ex-Phillie Burrell Finding a Niche in San Francisco
Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia - John R. Finger - ‎Aug 16, 2010‎
After being designated for assignment by the Rays in May, Pat Burrell has found a resurgence as a Giant. (AP) By John R. Finger NEW YORK — Contrary to ...
Burrell returns to Philly as a Giant
Blinq (blog) - Steve Kroner - ‎12 hours ago‎
JEFF CHIU / Associated Press Pat Burrell averaged 28 homers with the Phillies. "More than anything," he said, "I appreciated the fact that I think the fans ...