The San Francisco Giants have an offensive issue. That’s clear to anyone that has watched any of their first 10 games. While a baseball season is a marathon and it’s not wise to draw massive conclusions after 10 games, the Giants (3-7) are last in the National League West Division for a clear reason — runs.
It’s only 10 games, people! That’s just 6.2% of the season! The San Francisco Giants’ 3-7 start, then, shouldn’t be cause for a complete fandom meltdown.
An fired-up manager is often lauded as a leader of men when a ballclub is winning games, but when a team is losing, such a display is perceived as being desperate or unbecoming of an MLB skipper.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The San Francisco Giants have found themselves in an early hole as they prepare to host the Philadelphia Phillies for a three-game series that starts on Monday.
The San Francisco Giants saw both momentum and composure slip away Sunday, as manager Tony Vitello was ejected for the first time in his major league career during a 5-2 loss to the New York Mets at Oracle Park.
It was a matter of time before San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello got tossed from a game. And based on his history as the Tennessee Vols’ skipper, it was likely longer than many expected in Game 10.
The San Francisco Giants will take on the New York Mets at home on Sunday, looking to split the four-game series. The Giants are coming off a tough 9-0 loss in which the offense struggled across the board, prompting a potential shake-up as they look to bounce back. They will need one of their biggest superstars, Rafael Devers, to step up.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
This past Wednesday, Brady posted the latest SB Nation Reacts poll question of which of their non-Dodgers NL West Division rivals are the bigger threat this season, and now we have that result.
Four of the San Francisco Giants’ top five prospects are middle infielders. Lately, they’ve been getting a lot of attention. Three of them are in the MLB Pipeline Top 100.
The San Francisco Giants still haven’t found a groove offensively as they head into Sunday’s finale against the New York Mets at Oracle Park. First pitch is set for 1:05 p.m.
Did you think Friday was tough? Well, let me introduce you to Saturday — it was so much worse! Bad defense, no offense, frustrated pitching. Sound familiar?
José Buttó’s blood clot came as a bit of a surprise to the San Francisco Giants. But his surgery was successful and there’s now a broad timeline for recovery.
The San Francisco Giants and Tyler Fitzgerald have officially parted ways. Both the Giants and the Toronto Blue Jays announced on Saturday that San Francisco traded the middle infielder to the Blue Jays for cash considerations.
San Francisco Giants right-hander Jose Butto was scheduled to undergo a procedure to remove a blood clot from his right arm after he was placed on the injured list Thursday with arm fatigue.
It’s been a rough decade for the San Francisco Giants when it comes to the development of top ranked prospects. Names like Joey Bart and Marco Luciano were supposed to save the franchise but, instead, turned into DFA candidates.
San Francisco Giants rookie catcher Daniel Susac delivered an outstanding performance in his first major league start on Thursday night against the New York Mets at Oracle Park.
Giants reliever José Buttó has a blood clot in his throwing arm, the team told reporters (via Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area). He’s undergoing a procedure this evening to remove it.
San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello hilariously stopped mid-sentence when beginning to compare Giants third baseman Rafael Devers to 15-time Major Champion Tiger Woods Friday morning.
Six players had an RBI apiece Thursday night for the host San Francisco Giants, who rolled to a 7-2 win over the New York Mets in the opener of a four-game series.
The Giants have apparently re-signed catcher Eric Haase to a minor league contract. The Warner Sports Management client is in the lineup tonight for Triple-A Sacramento.
Ever since Barry Bonds stopped playing baseball after the 2007 season, the San Francisco Giants have struggled to replace him in left field. But 19 years later, they've finally had a left fielder start on consecutive Opening Days.