After a 107-win season in 2021, the Giants have yet to record a winning season since then. This includes two 4th-place finishes and one 3rd-place finish within the division.
The night time is the right time for the 2025 San Francisco Giants in 2025, while the day games are no-way games. It took two hours for the Giants’ bats to wake up Wednesday, while rookie Carson Seymour’s arm never got started at all in a 5-3 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The 2025 MLB season will, sadly, be over before you know it. But don’t worry: as soon as the baseball ends, more baseball begins! October 6 is the start date for the 2025 Arizona Fall League, which runs through November 15.
Willy Adames keeps on hitting, and the San Francisco Giants just keep on winning. That's been the story lately, as the veteran shortstop has been on a tear.
The hot-hitting San Francisco Giants hope to complete their most powerful three-game home series of the season when they seek to sweep the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday afternoon.
Sometimes the tenor of a baseball game comes through in the opening moments. But of course, the gorgeous paradox that keeps us flocking to the TV for ninth inning after ninth inning, is the impossibility attached to actually identifying that tenor in the moment.
Willy Adames and Patrick Bailey hit home runs, Joel Peguero and Ryan Walker pitched out of late jams and the San Francisco Giants made it two straight over the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks with a 5-3 victory on Tuesday.
Look, I’ve seen plenty of pitchers chase milestones, but watching Logan Webb punch out his 200th batter of the season Monday night felt different. Maybe
What more can you say about the San Francisco Giants in 2025, other than to say they might be the most resilient team in Major League Baseball right now?
Christian Koss and Heliot Ramos each drove in two runs in a five-run sixth inning, Jung Ho Lee collected three hits, including a home run, and the San Francisco Giants outlasted the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks 11-5 in the opener of a three-game series Monday night.
Rumors from the Bay Area suggest the San Francisco Giants are already mapping out their offseason strategy, and a familiar face is squarely on their radar: Cardinals ace Sonny Gray.
It was only a matter of time for Justin Verlander. The San Francisco Giants pitcher was going to reach No. 8 on the all-time strikeout list, knocking a Bay Area legend down a peg on the list.
The San Francisco Giants lost to the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 on Saturday night at Busch Stadium, featuring Justin Verlander pitching a masterful outing, only to watch a historic performance evaporate in a heartbreaking defeat.
The San Francisco Giants are surging and still have hope of reaching the postseason as a Wild Card team. They are only four games back of the New York Mets and San Diego Padres for the third and final National League spot.
The San Francisco Giants have been playing well as of late. They head into their series against the St. Louis Cardinals having won four consecutive games and nine of their last 10.
Major League Baseball is handing out a suspension and multiple fines for Tuesday night’s incident between the San Francisco Giants and the Colorado Rockies.
It’s been an interesting year for the San Francisco Giants. They’ve seen a concerning number of highs and lows throughout 2025. They started the year as one of the best teams in baseball and ended up making the biggest trade we’ve seen in a couple of years.
The San Francisco Giants were linked to a number of top of the class names such as Corbin Burnes, Max Fried, or Walker Buehler this past offseason. However, they made a bit of an unexpected move when they signed Justin Verlander to a one-year deal going into his age-42 season.
Future first ballot Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Justin Verlander isn’t ready to call it a career. Verlander enjoyed one of those magical nights when, on August 26th, during a 5-2 win against the Chicago Cubs, this 42-year-old turned back the clock as he not only pitched six solid innings for the win, but also made some baseball history.