The San Francisco Giants have taken on plenty of money in the past 12 months. That started with the $151 million contract the Giants gave third baseman Matt Champman last September.
The San Francisco Giants had a disappointing 2025 season, going 81-81 and finishing in third place in the National League West while also missing the playoffs for the fourth straight year.
MLB unveiled the Gold Glove Award finalists this morning over on X, The Everything Evil app but also took the time to compile the list in a post on their main site.
After one of the best years of his career in 2024, Matt Chapman and the San Francisco Giants opted to extend the marriage for several years. Chapman signed
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Tyler Fitzgerald was the primary second baseman for the San Francisco Giants in 2025. Kind of. Fitzgerald played 69 games at the position, which led all players.
Eight different players were at first base for the San Francisco Giants in 2025. Who started the most games? Only the most diehard fans would get that right.
San Francisco Giants catcher Patrick Bailey played more games in 2025 than he had in any of his previous two Major League seasons. That’s good news considering that Bailey has battled some concussions and injuries during his young career.
As Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey conducts his first managerial search, John Shea of the San Francisco Standard reports that he’s spoken to an intriguing name: former Orioles manager Brandon Hyde.
The San Francisco Giants have been known as a team that struggles to develop prospects for north of the last half decade. Names like Joey Bart and Marco Luciano immediately give Giants fans nightmares simply due to how poorly the previous regime, led by Farhan Zaidi, handled their development as prospects.
Last night, MLB Trade Rumors posted their annual salary arbitration projection article which uses Matt Swartz’s formula and has come pretty close to nailing the final figure year in and year out.
After missing the playoffs for the fourth year in a row, the San Francisco Giants decided to move on from manager Bob Melvin. Who they decide to replace him with will severely impact San Francisco’s immediate and future outlook.
After firing their manager, Bob Melvin, after two disappointing seasons in which they missed the playoffs, the San Francisco Giants will be among a handful of teams searching for a new skipper this winter.
As the Giants get their managerial search underway following Bob Melvin’s recent dismissal, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports that catcher Nick Hundley is “strongly in the mix” for the job.
Following a disappointing 81-81 campaign, the San Francisco Giants elected to fire manager Bob Melvin. The veteran manager spent two seasons with the Giants, going 161-163 during his time in the Bay Area.
San Francisco Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey’s most significant moves in his first season as president of baseball operations came on the hitting side.
It’s no secret that the San Francisco Giants just played one of the most interesting seasons of baseball we’ve ever seen. For two separate stretches in the same season, they looked like one of the best teams in baseball.
The San Francisco Giants made waves this week when they fired Bob Melvin after just two seasons, and the search for a new manager has already turned into one of baseball’s hottest storylines.
Only 24 pitchers have ever thrown a perfect game in the history of Major League Baseball. How many pitchers from this exclusive fraternity can you name in five minutes?
Rafael Devers just pulled off a baseball feat so quirky it feels like a glitch in The Matrix. While most players are happy to survive the grueling 162-game marathon, Devers decided to run an ultramarathon, punching the clock for his 163rd game of the 2025 season.
Coming off of yet another losing season back in 2023, the San Francisco Giants desperately needed a big offseason heading into 2024. With familiar names like Buster Posey and Brandon Crawford no longer in uniform, a new core needed to be built.