San Francisco Giants ace Madison Bumgarner landed on the DL on Friday.  A day after injuring himself in a dirt bike accident.

Noah Syndergaard pitched a hell of a game against the Giants last night.  He matched Madison Bumgarner inning for inning until giving way to his bullpen.

#MadBum is unreal pic.twitter.com/uOZvH3oO7D

— Fred Sox (@greatmonkeysuit) October 6, 2016

There is no way that any of this story about Madison Bumgarner is even close to being true.  Not only that but it has nothing to do with being a big league ball player as he said.  Put grandpa in front of a microphone and just listen to his made up stories.

This is what legends are made of.

Not only in the ring department.  MadBum also owns Clayton Kershaw at the plate as well.  He took him deep for the second time today.  A pitcher taking another pitcher deep in ownership.

A day after Joe West got into a stare down with Madison Bumgarner he got into another one with Jimmy Rollins.  Although the Rollins stare down had a lot less tension.

Rollins hit a triple and when he went to ask for time from West, he paused for a few seconds and stared at him.  Rollins then cracked a smile.

Gotta give it to Jimmy this is pretty funny and took some quick thinking on his part.  Unless of course he planned on hitting the triple so he could stare West down.

Madison Bumgarner was not happy with a couple of calls from umpire Joe West.  He let out a following a walk and West decided to staredown Bumgarner.

That's right he came out from behind the catcher and stood there staring at the big lefty.  He delayed the game a few seconds and made the game about himself.

He's a terrible umpire and he needs to go.  People didn't pay money to watch you stare at the pitcher.

Rikk Wilde from Chevrolet tanked his portion of the MVP presentation.  He eventually got the message across and gave the World Series MVP, Madison Bumgarner, the keys to a new truck.

You knew it wasn't going well when he threw in "and stuff."

The Giants rode the hot left arm of Madison Bumgarner to win their 3rd World Series in the last 5 years.  Bumgarner came in as a reliever in the 5th inning of game 7 and finished the game to pick up his 3rd win of the World Series.

The Giants won the game 3-2 and Bumgarner turned in a truly historic postseason.  His 48 2/3 innings were a postseason record.

I hate to say I told you so, but I did tell you the Giants would win.

The Royals jumped on the Giants early and shut them out winning game 6, 10-0 and making me a liar.  Yordando Ventura, who dedicated the game to recently deceased Oscar Taveras, was lights out and pitch7 shutout innings.

I predicted the Giants in 6 and I'm standing by my pick.  I still think, with all hands on deck (that means Madison Bumgarner), in game 7 the Giants will win it.  Hopefully it's a good game and not a blowout.

The Giants have been riding the left arm of Madison Bumgarner all postseason.  He didn't let them doen in game 5 as he pitched a complete game shutout.

The Giants are now one win away from their third World Series win in 5 years.

Win, win!

The San Francisco Giants took game 1 fairly easily jumping on the Kansas City Royals early and not letting up.  When the dust settled it was 7-1 and another great outing from Madison Bumgarner.

The Giants lefty has been dominate in the postseason and that continued on Tuesday, he pitched 7 innings giving up 3 hits and 1 run while striking out 5.

My favorite part of the entire night happened after the game during Erin Andrews' postgame interview with Hunter Pence.  Andrews got the speaker and theme of the Giants pregame speech wrong and Pence had to correct her.

Madison Bumgarner and the Giants are going to the World Series.  After every Giants series win this postseason Bumgarner would chug a fistful of beer.

After wrapping up the NLCS Bumgarner chugged six beers, via Larry Brown Sports: