The first step toward a San Francisco Giants-centric Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony in 2027 was taken on Monday. The Contemporary Era ballot for the Baseball Hall of Fame was released and three people with ties to the Giants are on the ballot — former managers Bruce Bochy and Dusty Baker, along with former general manager Brian Sabean.
Bruce Bochy’s day to be considered for the Baseball Hall of Fame has finally come. The former Texas Rangers manager — who guided the franchise to its first World Series title in the first season of his three-year stint as manager — was one of eight people selected to this year’s contemporary era ballot, released on Monday.
How many of these past ROY winners since the 2000 MLB season can you name in six minutes?
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
This morning, the National Baseball Hall of Fame announced eight nominees for its Contemporary Baseball Era Non-Player Ballot of 2027, which includes Managers, Executives & Umpires whose primary contributions to the game have come since 1980.
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.
When Skip Schumaker was hired to replace Bruce Bochy as Texas Rangers manager, he knew that there was one area where his team needed to improve in 2026, which was their offense.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
After taking over for Bruce Bochy, new Texas Rangers manager Skip Schumaker went to work on putting together his staff. He spent most of October talking to players, current coaches and potential future coaches.
There have already been some big offseason changes for the Texas Rangers this offseason. Bruce Bochy and the organization agreed to mutually part ways following the 2025 season.
On Monday, Bruce Bochy re-joined the San Francisco Giants. On Tuesday, he expressed his gratitude toward his former team. As he spoke to The Dallas Morning
The San Francisco Giants hired former manager Bruce Bochy as a special advisor to baseball operations on Monday, six years after he last managed the National League West club.
Bochy will join another future Hall of Fame manager, Dusty Baker, as special assistants in San Francisco.
The Padres have several intriguing managerial candidates that could work well for them, but they might be best served by choosing the most experienced option.
The Texas Rangers did not wait around to name the franchise’s new skipper. On Friday, the Rangers named Skip Schumaker as the team’s next manager. The team formally announced the decision with a post on X.
The San Francisco Giants will be one of many teams searching for a manager this offseason after firing Bob Melvin, who went 161-163 in two seasons as manager.
Someday in the future, when Bruce Bochy is inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame, he won’t be wearing a Texas Rangers cap. But that in no way diminishes the impact that the legendary manager had on the organization and their fans.
The MLB coaching carousel is extremely active, and yet another manager has suffered from a below-average performance this season.
The San Francisco Giants on Monday fired Bob Melvin as their manager. They may already have someone else in mind to fill the vacancy.
With the Texas Rangers officially eliminated from the playoffs, they have to figure out what's next. When they won the World Series in 2023, nobody expected them to miss the postseason the following year, let alone twice in a row.
An untimely eight-game skid knocked the Texas Rangers out of the playoff race. Next up is determining whether Bruce Bochy remains as manager of the club.
It was the quiet before the storm. Bruce Bochy stepped up to the mic after a flat Texas Rangers loss against the Twins. He took a deep breath and got ready to deliver a statement that sounded more like self-criticism than a recap.
He just returned from a sprained ankle and had hit .368 in his past nine games.
Rangers outfielder Evan Carter was plunked by a pitch on his right wrist Thursday, and subsequent imaging revealed a fracture.
ARLINGTON — Texas Rangers manager Bruce Bochy is aware that fans have heard this before, but the offense is in a funk after losing their fourth straight game, with a third straight to the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-2, on Sunday.
Right-handed starting pitcher Jacob deGrom is in his 12th season and his third as a member of the Texas Rangers. DeGrom was selected by the New York Mets in the ninth round of the 2010 MLB Draft and debuted in 2014, immediately establishing himself as a frontline starter while winning National League Rookie of the Year.
Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom made his 11th start of the 2025 MLB season on Monday. Pitching 5.1 innings against the Toronto Blue Jays, deGrom surrendered just two earned runs, but was removed after 81 pitches.
Bruce Bochy thought he was finished with Major League Baseball after the 2019 season. He had led the San Francisco Giants to three World Series wins and had grandchildren to help raise.
Bruce Bochy and Terry Francona have done almost everything a baseball manager can do. They’ve won championships, earned respect across generations and re-established themselves as legendary figures in the game.
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