SAN FRANCISCO -- As the Angels try to move forward following the shocking death of Nick Adenhart, words of inspiration are coming their way from players who have been down this road before."You just have to stick together and do what the kid would want you to do," said Giants shortstop Edgar Renteria, who was on the Cardinals when Darryl Kile died in 2002. "He'd want you to play. Every time you play, go out to play for him."
Meanwhile, Giants hitting coach Carney Lansford recalled the experience of being with the California Angels when Lyman Bostock was murdered in 1978.
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