The Giants already made it known last month that young lefty Carson Whisenhunt had been diagnosed with ligament damage in his left elbow and would require surgery of some kind.
To be honest, the San Francisco Giants really didn't need any more bad news in 2026. Already mired in one of the most disappointing seasons in team history and a laughingstock at 54-78, they got slapped with an injury to go along with all the insults.
MLB has been awarding the American League Championship Series MVP Award since the 1980 season. How many of the winners in that time can you name in six minutes?
Giants lefty Carson Whisenhunt will undergo surgery to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow, per Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area.
Just when you think the San Francisco Giants situation can’t get any worse, it does. And it’s not the first time. On Monday evening, Carson Whisenhunt left the mound with an elbow injury.
On the surface, it's a 15-day injured list to move for San Francisco Giants pitcher Carson Whisenhunt for a left elbow sprain. But his season is likely over.
Manager Tony Vitello’s first year with the San Francisco Giants has been one both he and the franchise hope to forget. Things have now gotten even worse after San Francisco’s latest injury update.
For a while, the San Francisco Giants seemed to have uncanny good fortune with pitcher health, at least in regards to major surgeries. Sadly, that string of luck has come to an end.
Giants lefty Carson Whisenhunt exited last night’s game after experiencing pain in his left elbow and is headed for an MRI to determine if there’s a notable injury at play, reports Shayna Rubin of the San Francisco Chronicle.
The San Francisco Giants have not been having a good season this year. Sitting at 53 wins and 78 losses this year, it’s all but guaranteed that the team will miss the postseason again.
If you're a San Francisco Giants fan, then you've got to be rooting for pitcher Carson Whisenhunt. Not just because the 25-year-old hurler has the potential to be a frontline starter for San Fran, but also because they know he's battled hard to get to the Major Leagues.
It was another night, and another rough start for rookie Carson Whisenhunt. The San Francisco Giants left-hander had another bad start on Wednesday, which doesn't look great now — and it could leave a bad vibe surrounding his chances of making the rotation in 2027.
Yeah, ummm…, the Giants didn’t win this one. If you watched the whole game, I’m sorry, but the writing was on the wall pretty much from the National Anthem.
Things didn't go exactly as planned for San Francisco Giants starter Carson Whisenhunt on Sunday, but there were certainly plenty of reasons for hope. Despite giving up four earned runs and taking the loss, his results for the remainder of the season are almost like on-the-job training.
One of the San Francisco Giants' top pitching prospects, left-hander Carson Whisenhunt, might have an opportunity to stick around in the big leagues for the rest of the season.
The San Francisco Giants' game against the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday was suspended due to rain, leading to a doubleheader on Wednesday. As a result, the Giants are set to call up one of their top pitching prospects to take the ball in the second game.
The San Francisco Giants' top pitching prospect from last year is generating some buzz early in spring training. Carson Whisenhunt, San Francisco's No.
The San Francisco Giants on Sunday placed rookie left-hander Carson Whisenhunt on the 15-day injured list, retroactive to Thursday, due to a strained back.
The San Francisco Giants are calling on youth in a pivotal moment, as top pitching prospect Carson Whisenhunt prepares to make his Major League debut tonight against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The San Francisco Giants are set to promote top pitching prospect Carson Whisenhunt for his Major League debut on Monday night against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Oracle Park.
Giants pitching prospect Carson Whisenhunt will make his Major League debut on Monday as San Francisco’s scheduled starter against the Pirates. The move seemed to be in the cards since Whisenhunt was scratched from a planned Triple-A start on Saturday, and he arrived in the Oracle Park clubhouse today as a member of the Giants’ taxi squad.
Carson Whisenhunt was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on October 20, 2000. He played high school baseball at David County High School in Mocksville, NC.