It is certainly an exciting time for Major League Baseball fans, as Spring Training is about to start. The San Francisco Giants are getting some good news about the health of one of their players.
It was no secret that the San Francisco Giants were being aggressive on the second base market this offseason. Despite an outfielder being a more pressing need (before they signed Harrison Bader), reports constantly tied them to the available second basemen on the trade front.
The Tennessee Vols' 2026 baseball season is set to get underway on Friday, and for the first time since 2016, Tony Vitello will not be in the dugout at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
The San Francisco Giants begin spring training on Tuesday in Scottsdale, Ariz., the first stop on the quest to a potential playoff berth. Pitchers and catchers will work out for the first time at their facility, with position players to follow a few days later.
It’s officially Spring Training eve. Fans, reporters, coaches, and most importantly, players have arrived in Scottsdale, Arizona. And after one more sleep, they’ll get to work.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
In many ways, the San Francisco Giants roster is relatively set going into spring training on Tuesday. Pitchers and catchers will have their first workouts at the team's facility in Scottsdale, Ariz., and the position players will follow five days later.
The San Francisco Giants had a quiet offseason after their massive trade last June. Rafael Devers will be with the team for a whole season, giving their lineup some incredible homerun power.
Luis Arráez was selective in where he’d play in 2026, and fantasy managers should rejoice for it. The three-time All Star agreed to a one-year, $12M deal with the San Francisco Giants just over a week ago and during a long offseason that saw Arráez specifically looking for a team that would let him play second base.
The sports world has called the Bay Area home this week for Super Bowl LX. But there has been plenty of San Francisco Giants talk. Giants players, coaches and personalities have made their way down Radio Row this week, the legendary epicenter of Super Bowl talk in the days leading up to the game.
To open the 2025 season, the San Francisco Giants had the best bullpen in all of baseball. Tyler Rogers was his typical, reliable self, Camilo Doval returned to the electric arm we saw in 2023, and Erik Miller stepped up as a legitimate left-handed reliever.
Veteran superstar Max Scherzer is among the top remaining starting pitchers in the free agent market, along with fellow three-time Cy Young winner Justin Verlander.
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.
While most of the San Francisco Giants’ coaching hires for new manager Tony Vitello had been reported, the franchise finally made the staff official on Friday.
Before Tony Vitello resigned as the head coach of the Tennessee Vols to become the new manager of the San Francisco Giants, he called up one of his mentors for some advice.
The Giants officially announced Tony Vitello’s first major league coaching staff on Friday afternoon. Although much of the staff had been previously reported, the team revealed the promotions of Shane Robinson and Hector Borg as their respective base coaches.
Up until just a few weeks ago, it was looking like a bleak and underwhelming offseason for the San Francisco Giants. After the team finished 81-81 in 2025, fans expected real change and legitimate upgrades to the roster.
The Giants were one of many teams to announce their 2026 Spring Training non-roster list on February 4. It’s a shorter list compared to other teams but one that does have some notable names.
Having the reigning back-to-back MVP in Shohei Ohtani to lead their lineup and a two-time Cy Young Award winner in Blake Snell leading their rotation, the Dodgers have a strong chance to three-peat as champs.
Three-time batting champion Luis Arráez was one of the most intriguing free agents still available this late in the offseason. But that changed on Jan.
The San Francisco Giants failed to reach the playoffs for a fourth straight year, with the team ranking below league average in every major batting category.
The San Francisco Giants, like the rest of the baseball world, are playing catch-up to the Los Angeles Dodgers. While they are unlikely to have the same success Los Angeles is having in the offseason, the Giants can still make noise with a major signing.
The San Francisco Giants have had one of the quietest offseasons across baseball up to this point. Whether it’s having no interest in adding to the team’s payroll or simply not loving this year’s free-agent class, they haven’t made any flashy moves.
Jung Hoo Lee got himself into some trouble while returning from his native South Korea this week. The San Francisco Giants outfielder Lee was detained on Wednesday evening by U.S.