The San Francisco Giants are turning back to some of their young regular players on Tuesday night as they are looking to snap a dreadful four-game losing streak.
The San Francisco Giants season is, mercifully, almost over. But baseball never sleeps, and for you sickos who will miss this horrific season as soon as it ends, worry not: there’s more baseball on the horizon.
The San Francisco Giants have spent more than a year trying to make Rafael Devers feel at home after the stunning 2025 trade that brought him west from Boston.
The San Francisco Giants roster has changed quite a bit since the beginning of the season. Going into 2026, the franchise had postseason hopes, constructing a roster mixed with veterans, players in their primes, and players getting their feet wet.
Rafael Devers will indeed undergo left-side core surgery on Tuesday, the Giants told reporters (including Zach Sweet of MLB.com). The team will have a recovery timetable after the operation is complete.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
On Sunday, in their broomstick loss to the San Diego Padres, the San Francisco Giants rolled out a lineup almost entirely devoid of players who had been on the roster when the year began.
Logan Webb has spent much of his career being recognized as a pitcher for the San Francisco Giants. Lately, that has been tough. So, some positive recognition is surely welcome.
This was the most sparse Minor League Baseball weekend roundup in quite a while, as the San Francisco Giants affiliates played just seven games across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
If you’re a dumb idiot like me who thinks the San Francisco Giants having one of their worst seasons ever is a bad thing, then I have just the post to help you really stick it to whiners like me.
The San Francisco Giants, in search of at least one more win to avoid a 100-loss season, made a shocking move given how things have gone lately involving Rafael Devers.
San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello is considering shutting down Logan Webb for the rest of the 2026 season after another difficult outing from the team’s ace.
Right-hander Logan Webb has been the Giants’ ace for almost six years now, but he’s been pretty inconsistent recently, to the point the team is considering shutting him down for the remainder of the season.
The San Francisco Giants placed star first baseman Rafael Devers on the 60-day injured list with an injured core muscle on Sunday. The move ends Devers' season, with surgery for the injury likely to occur in the coming days.
The San Francisco Giants closed out a three-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday with a dramatic late rally, scoring six runs in the eighth inning after trailing 6-1 and holding on for the victory.
Jung Hoo Lee tied the game with a two-run double, Shay Whitcomb plated the go-ahead run with a double on the next pitch and the San Francisco Giants erupted for six runs in the eighth inning to complete a three-game home sweep of the St.
“My message is that I hear you on your frustration. There’s a lot of frustration on our end as well. We’ve underperformed the way that we have this year, and, you know, hang in there.” That’s what Buster Posey told reporters back on June 24.
Landen Roupp threw six shutout innings, Bryce Eldridge and Christian Koss smacked home runs and the San Francisco Giants beat the visiting St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 on Tuesday night for a second consecutive victory over the National League wild-card contender.
The San Francisco Giants could still get a look at Marcelo Mayer before the end of the season. Manager Tony Vitello said Monday there is “a chance” the former top prospect makes his Giants debut, provided his recovery continues on schedule.
The Giants have slowly made progress in their quest to rebuild organizational prospect depth. But over the past few months, the club has been able to acquire intriguing pieces through trades and international free agency.
It looks like Tony Vitello can surpass Aaron Boone in ejections, with the San Francisco Giants manager climbing the ejection list. His temper flared again on Saturday against the New York Mets at Citi Field.
Giants manager Tony Vitello was ejected once again on Saturday, and it did not take long for a Mets broadcaster to point out a growing pattern around the men in blue.
Tony Vitello’s leap to Major League Baseball has been an absolute nightmare thus far, but he may still have some wiggle room left to work with. The San Francisco Giants are trending towards keeping Vitello as their manager, Robert Murray of FanSided reported on Thursday.
The downfalls of the 2026 San Francisco Giants have been no secret through the end of August and into September. Sure, the rotation has been underwhelming and some of the expensive contracts on the roster have underperformed, but that hasn’t been the team’s biggest issue.
Before the Pittsburgh Pirates finished off a wild game against the San Francisco Giants with a walk-off win, they made franchise history in the third inning.