The San Francisco Giants have received devastating news about outfielder Harrison Bader following his scooter accident. Manager Tony Vitello confirmed that Bader will miss the rest of the 2026 season.
Yeah, ummm…, the Giants didn’t win this one. If you watched the whole game, I’m sorry, but the writing was on the wall pretty much from the National Anthem.
The San Francisco Giants are showing Harrison Bader little mercy for an off-the-field scooter accident that caused him serious injury. Bader crashed his scooter into the back of a San Francisco Fire Department fire engine, which ended up running over his left foot.
The MLB Draft doesn’t get the same attention as the NFL Draft…or the NBA Draft…or even the NHL Draft. There’s the element of a stay in a farm system, the general lack of immediate impact for MLB draft picks, and the fact that it’s tougher for one MLB player to turn a franchise’s fortunes around.
The Giants announced they will suspend payments to Harrison Bader after the outfielder reinjured his left foot over the weekend in a scooter accident. Neither Bader nor the MLB Players Association has yet commented.
The San Francisco Giants are willing to pay part of Robbie Ray's remaining salary to facilitate a trade before the MLB deadline. According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, the Giants have told interested teams they will cover some of the more than $8 million that Ray is still owed for the remainder of the 2026 season.
All six of the San Francisco Giants Minor League Baseball teams that are still in season (the ACL is done with for the year) were in action on Thursday, and there were some tremendous performances to talk about.
Even the most successful regular-season teams in Major League Baseball have failed to win it all. Here's our list of 20 such clubs that fall into that category.
Houston Astros general manager Dana Brown continues to explore the trade market ahead of Monday’s deadline, and starting pitching has emerged as a major area of focus despite Brown previously identifying an outfield bat as the team’s biggest priority.
Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach may have made a big mistake this week that could cost the Giants. Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello may have accidentally caused a big problem for the San Francisco Giants this week.
While many are quick to find the negatives that has been the San Francisco Giants' 2026 campaign, there are still bright spots that the fanbase should embrace, knowing the rest of the season is for development for the future.
The San Francisco Giants are shutting down outfielder Harrison Bader for the season after he reportedly crashed his scooter into the back of a fire truck.
Rookie Daniel Susac didn't hit a home run in his first 44 major league games. The San Francisco Giants' catcher now has three in the past two games after his two-run blast Thursday night fueled his team's 4-1 win over the San Diego Padres, giving them a nice start to a seven-game road trip.
Daniel Susac homered and knocked in three runs Thursday night while Robbie Ray sailed through six effective innings as the visiting San Francisco Giants stopped the San Diego Padres 4-1.
The San Francisco Giants are preparing to move starting pitcher Robbie Ray before the MLB trade deadline, and the club has signaled a willingness to absorb a portion of the remaining money on his contract in order to improve the return, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
The Giants are all but guaranteed to move the impending free agent trio of Luis Arraez, Robbie Ray and Tyler Mahle within the next four days. They’d surely flip reliever JT Brubaker if they can drum up interest.
Five days before the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline, the San Francisco Giants expect to be one of the top sellers. While they may not be able to guarantee hefty returns for veterans on expiring contracts, San Francisco has an ace up their sleeve in Luis Arraez.
Former Tennessee Vols coach Tony Vitello is dealing with arguably the most bizarre injury situation of the season. Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello has dealt with plenty of unexpected situations (such as a player refusing to come out of the game) during his first season as the manager of the San Francisco Giants.
One could argue that this past weekend in San Jose was one of the most exciting weekends for any of the Giants’ affiliates in recent years. Two of the game’s premier shortstop prospects got promoted and made their Low-A debuts.
Giants starter Trevor McDonald will need to undergo Tommy John surgery, manager Tony Vitello said on Tuesday (link via Maria Guardado of MLB.com). The full UCL reconstruction typically comes with a 14-16 month recovery that’ll probably keep him out for all of 2027.
As the MLB trade deadline approaches next Monday, speculation continues to swirl around the San Francisco Giants and which of their veterans might be on the move.
The San Francisco Giants may be getting a surprise lifeline before the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline. At least one rival team has called the Giants with interest in trading for star first baseman Rafael Devers, Jon Heyman of The New York Post reported on Monday.
The All-Star break is typically a good litmus test for organizations to determine which of their top prospects have earned a promotion. While there are always exceptions, this is often when many of the game’s rising talents take the next step in the minors.
The San Francisco Giants are having a disastrous 2026 MLB season. As of Sunday, they are 44-60. That has them fourth in the National League West and a stunning 22 ½ games out of first place.