As the calendar flips to May, one of the biggest surprises in the MLB has been the performance of the San Francisco Giants. They went 19-12 through April, keeping within reach of the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres in the loaded National League West, just ahead of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
While the San Francisco Giants have got off to a great start to the season, a couple of key offseason additions haven’t quite lived up to expectations.
Matt Chapman capped a five-run sixth inning with a grand slam and the San Francisco bullpen threw four innings of shutout relief as the Giants overcame the visiting Colorado Rockies 6-3 on Saturday afternoon.
It was only a matter of time before San Francisco Giants prized prospect Bryce Eldridge started hitting again. After his first four games at Double-A Richmond, the Giants’ No.
The San Francisco Giants are off to a great start. They will have to compete with the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres and Arizona Diamondbacks for the top spot in the NL West all season, but their start is encouraging.
The only two things rarer in modern-day baseball than the four-homer game is the Triple Crown and the unassisted triple play. The former is, of course, done over an entire season, while there's a large level of lucky in the unassisted triple play.
The San Francisco Giants were able to emerge as one of the biggest surprises in April to begin the 2025 season. Despite a few mediocre years in a row, the Giants appear to be a different team early on.
Giants don’t lose on Ray Day It was a Frangelico kind of evening. As fun as the 2025 season has been so far, fans of the San Francisco Giants haven’t had
Robbie Ray allowed just two singles in seven shutout innings, LaMonte Wade Jr. doubled in a three-run second inning and the San Francisco Giants blanked the visiting Colorado Rockies 4-0 on Friday night.
Four years ago, the San Francisco Giants rode 16 wins in April to a 107-win campaign and the National League West crown. This year, the Giants once again won 16 games in April, setting themselves up nicely for a strong summer of baseball in the Bay Area.
There’s definitely a reason for this. This morning, Chronicle beatwriter Shayna Rubin reported that the San Francisco Giants “are expected to sign outfielder
Easily one of the biggest surprises to begin 2025 has been the play of the San Francisco Giants. Coming into the season, the Giants weren’t expected to be that much better of a team than in years past.
The San Francisco Giants have had a few players stand out in their lineup for excellent performances over the first month of the season. One of those players was starting second baseman Tyler Fitzgerald, who was adjusting well to his new spot in the defensive alignment with the addition of Willy Adames in free agency to take over at shortstop.
Yesterday’s action on the farm. Another day, and another four games for the San Francisco Giants Minor League Baseball affiliates. Let’s dive into the action!
The San Francisco Giants knew they were taking a little bit of a risk when they committed a massive long-term deal to center fielder Jung Hoo Lee ahead of the 2024 season.
Justin Verlander keeps pitching like a Hall of Famer. The only thing missing now is the win column. The 42-year-old right-hander turned in another strong outing for the San Francisco Giants on Thursday night, holding the Colorado Rockies to two earned runs over 6 1/3 innings.
Justin Verlander heads into May still looking for his first win as a member of the San Francisco Giants. The three-time Cy Young Award winner, just 38 victories shy of joining the 300-win club, will make his seventh start of the 2025 season on Thursday night when the Giants open a four-game series with the visiting Colorado Rockies.
Willy Adames agreed to a contract with the San Francisco Giants in MLB free agency this past offseason. The $182 million contract certainly played a role in his decision, but Adames also credited Giants’ president of baseball operations (and former All-Star catcher) Buster Posey.