Everyone knows San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello is the new guy. And, when you’re the new guy, there’s a lot to do. For the past two weekends, Vitello has been deeply engaged in meeting fans in Giants Fanfest activities.
New San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello crossed another milestone last weekend in San Jose — his first Giants FanFest experience. Every Major League team does some sort of fan experience in January.
Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello is easily one of the most interesting figures in sports. Vitello, who was named the new manager of the San Francisco Giants in October, is a baseball lifer with a wealth of incredible stories and plenty of sound advice to offer.
How many of the active MLB players with 300 or more doubles in their career can you name in five minutes?
Dusty Baker’s role as special advisor to the San Francisco Giants isn’t ceremonial. It will be even more relevant in 2026. Tony Vitello isn’t just a first-time manager.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
Few managers in recent memory will be as scrutinized in their first season guiding a team as Tony Vitello will be as San Francisco Giants manager in 2026.
The San Francisco Giants’ offseason got started as early as any in 2025. Shortly after the conclusion of the season, they let go of manager Bob Melvin and began the search for their next one.
Former Tennessee Vols baseball coach Tony Vitello made an admission about himself last week that most college baseball fans are going to have a hard time believing.
The San Francisco Giants haven’t formally announced new manager Tony Vitello’s coaching staff yet. But most of the hires have been reported. Vitello has put an emphasis on experience in key roles, given that he’s a first-year Major League manager and has never worked in pro baseball.
Tony Vitello’s move from the Tennessee Volunteers baseball program to the San Francisco Giants sent shockwaves across both college and professional baseball.
Tony Vitello is building out an All-Star staff in San Francisco, highlighted by a pair of beloved former Braves. Ron Washington has been hired as the club’s infield coach, and joining him as bullpen coach is the recently retired Jesse Chavez.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Tony Vitello "blacked out" while celebrating the Tennessee Vols' win in the final game of the College World Series in 2024. Vitello, who recently resigned
The San Francisco Giants hired Tony Vitello in the hope that his college experience would energize their franchise. He’s bringing some of his former coaches with him.
With the San Francisco Giants hiring Tony Vitello as the team’s next manager, he comes from the college level with the University of Tennessee, bringing an interesting experience to the professional level.
The Tennessee Volunteers lost another athletics member, as this member is joining Tony Vitello and his staff in San Francisco following his departure from the Tennessee Vols.
The Giants are going to hire Blue Jays assistant hitting coach Hunter Mense as their hitting coach.
Joe Maddon is no fan of new San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello.
There are many talented commits in the 2027 recruiting class, including one of the more important players in the class. That player being Bubba Day, who has a lot of high expectations at the high school level, and has a lot of hype due to his ability to play both pitcher and as a fielder.
Blake Lundy is one of the better high school baseball prospects who has been committed to the Tennessee Volunteers. He is an in-state prospect from Baylor High School, who is currently an infielder.
The San Francisco Giants have officially introduced their new manager, Tony Vitello, to the fan base and media in his introductory news conference on Thursday.
Tennessee promoted Josh Elander on Saturday to replace Tony Vitello as head coach of the baseball team. Vitello departed the Volunteers on Wednesday to become the manager of the San Francisco Giants.
Tony Vitello is worried about being branded a traitor for leaving Tennessee in order to take the San Francisco Giants manager job. Vitello issued his first public statement since being confirmed as the new manager of the San Francisco Giants.
Tennessee athletics director Danny White is embarking on a national search for a new baseball manager following the San Francisco Giants' historic hiring of Tony Vitello on Wednesday, but is not daunted by the awkward time of year on the college baseball calendar.
The college baseball world was stunned on Saturday afternoon as reports emerged that Tennessee head coach Tony Vitello was closing in on a deal to become the next manager of the San Francisco Giants.
The San Francisco Giants have found their new manager, and it's a history-making choice.
Should the two sides reach an agreement, it would be an historic and unprecedented hire in baseball history.
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