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San Francisco Giants prospect Angel Villalona has work visa approved
Team expects player to report to Arizona on time
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3 days ago
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Giants: Former top prospect Villalona expected in camp
Former top prospect Angel Villalona, whose career looked to be over following a 2009 murder charge in the Dominican Republic, had his work visa approved by the U.
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3 days ago
Giants, 49ers at Pebble Beach for good causes
Bay Area athletes, legends on course for good causes
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6 days ago
Video: 49ers, Giants tee off against each other at Pebble Beach
Matt Cain leads the Giants and Alex Smith the 49ers in charity event.
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6 days ago
San Francisco Giants look to push through the adversity of disappointing 2011 season
'This year, I do think there are guys in there who will help hold each other more accountable, to do things right,' says manager Bruce Bochy.
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9 days ago
Dodgers ask judge to reject claims for damages filed by Stow
The Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday asked a federal bankruptcy judge to reject all claims for damages filed by San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow over his severe beating in a Dodger Stadium parking lot on Opening Day of the 2011 season.
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9 days ago
San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey uncertain how ankle will respond to playing again
Star says he's still not 100 percent recovered from devastating injury
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10 days ago
Posey looking good; Bochy, Sandoval discuss weighty subject
The No.1 question on the minds of most Giants fans is "How's Buster?"Well, Posey was looking good on Friday and several teammates commented on the confident gleam he had in his eye.
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10 days ago
Giants reliever Brian Wilson drops 10 pounds but not the beard
Brian Wilson is down from 205 pounds to 195, but no lighter in the facial hair department. The beard looked lush and dark as ever.
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10 days ago
Lincecum not cutting out In-N-Out burgers, he's just not eating as many
Tim Lincecum said the two-year contract he reached with the Giants is where he and the team "found the most common ground" and he fully expects future conversations about a longer term contract that would buy out his free-agent years.
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10 days ago
Giants: Cain open to a discount for the home club
Lincecum cutting back on In-N-Out burgers, Wilson cuts back on weight, Bochy says fifth spot in rotation is Zito's to lose
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10 days ago
Former Giants, Warriors DJ killed in Thailand taxi tragedy
Solomon Kahn, who grew up in San Rafael and went on to become a high-profile disc jockey for the Golden State Warriors and San Francisco Giants, was killed Tuesday in Bangkok, Thailand, when a taxi in which he was riding was struck from behind by a truck. He was 34.
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10 days ago
Giants make changes for better crowd control at FanFest
The Giants always have issues with crowd control at their annual FanFest. But last year's gathering was unique.
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12 days ago
San Francisco Giants sign veteran infielder Ryan Theriot
S.F. signs veteran to one-year contract
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17 days ago
Giants reportedly agree to terms with righty reliever Clay Hensley
The Giants have reached an agreement on a one-year major league deal with relief pitcher Clay Hensley, a baseball source has told ESPN.
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17 days ago
San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum agree on two-year, $40.5 million deal
Ace will become free agent after 2013 season
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20 days ago
Tim Lincecum, Giants agree on two-year, $40.5 million contract
Both sides avoided arbitration, but they were unable to reach a longer-term agreement and Lincecum is set to hit free agency after the 2013
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20 days ago
San Francisco Giants notebook: Closer Brian Wilson ready to start throwing
Sanchez, Posey also progressing well in injury comebacks
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21 days ago
Giants: Three-year deal for the Panda; Lincecum asking for $21.5 million
The Giants and Tim Lincecum might have grabbed baseball industry headlines on Tuesday when they exchanged record-setting figures in arbitration, but the club made its most declarative investment of the day in All-Star third baseman Pablo Sandoval.
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27 days ago
Source: San Francisco Giants and Pablo Sandoval agree to three-year, $17.15 million deal
New contract erases third baseman's arbitration-eligible years.
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27 days ago
Report: Giants, Melky Cabrera agree on $6 million deal, avoid arbitration
A person familiar with the agreement tells The Associated Press that outfielder Melky Cabrera and the San Francisco Giants have agreed to a $6 million, one-year contract and avoided salary arbitration
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27 days ago
Baseball: Giants offer to Tim Lincecum could set arbitration record
Giants ace, team are going to arbitration
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January 13, 2012
Giants: Vogelsong agrees to two-year deal
Ryan Vogelsong in 2011 authored one of the greatest comeback stories baseball has ever seen. At times, he admitted he pinched himself, wondering when everything would end.
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January 11, 2012
Giants, Ryan Vogelsong agree to two-year contract
The Giants have agreed to terms with right-handed pitcher Ryan Vogelsong on a two-year contract with a club option for 2014, general manager Brian Sabean announced Wednesday
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January 11, 2012
Mark Purdy: The most powerful person in Bay Area sports
You might not recognize the name, and you almost certainly wouldn't recognize the face, but Charles Johnson of the Giants leads our annual list
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December 29, 2011
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