Eight different players were at first base for the San Francisco Giants in 2025. Who started the most games? Only the most diehard fans would get that right.
3:20PM: The Giants won’t be interviewing any members of the current coaching staff for the managerial opening, the San Francisco Chronicle’s Susan Slusser
His signing didn’t draw much buzz back in June, yet in classic “you just never know” fashion, his health may play a significant factor in the playoff race.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Baseball? Hard sport. Making the cut as a major leaguer? Tough to do. Dominic Smith was once a top 100 prospect who actually beat the odds in making it to the majors.
The Giants may not have gotten the start they hoped for from Robbie Ray, but with the way their offense has come alive, it hardly mattered. On Friday night
Dominic Smith launched a home run into the bay, Luis Matos and Willy Adames collected four hits apiece and the San Francisco Giants ran their winning streak to six games with an 15-8 shellacking of the visiting Baltimore Orioles on Friday.
It took the San Francisco Giants four games to realize they were playing the Pittsburgh Pirates and not the 1927 New York Yankees this season. With their confidence back after a big win Tuesday, the Giants came through with three late runs and a clutch pinch-hit RBI double by Dominic Smith to beat the Pirates, 4-2.
One former Boston Red Sox fan-favorite has sounds a new home. Former Red Sox first baseman Dom Smith recently decided to opt if out his deal the New York Yankees.
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.
The San Francisco Giants designated veteran first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. for assignment on Wednesday and signed former first-round pick Dominic Smith to a major league contract, among several moves.
The first of June is a date on the Major League Baseball calendar with a little added significance for many. On Sunday, several former major league veterans who signed minor league contracts and were never rostered could opt out of their contracts and pursue free agency.
The New York Mets selected left-handed high-school slugger Dominic Smith with the 11th overall pick in the 2013 MLB draft. Rather than attend the University of Southern California, where he was committed, Smith signed with the Mets for a $2.6 million signing bonus and began his professional baseball career.
Despite an influx of injuries this spring, the New York Yankees have had a few pleasant surprises as well, including Dominic Smith. The former Boston Red Sox and New York Mets first baseman has put up impressive numbers for the Bombers in spring training.
The New York Yankees have added some depth by bringing in a familiar face. The Yankees are signing first baseman Dominic Smith to a minor league deal, as YES Network insider Jack Curry first reported.
His best year as a Met came during the pandemic-shortened 2020 season where Smith hit .311 with a monster .993 OPS and received votes for the NL MVP award.
After multiple seasons of rumored interest, the Chicago Cubs finally added first baseman Dominic Smith to the organization. With seven seasons under his
The Chicago Cubs were busy on Monday, but not in the way fans were hoping for. According to a combination of Joel Sherman of the New York Post and Robert
According to Robert Murray of FanSided, the Chicago White Sox are one of five teams interested in first baseman Dominic Smith. On paper, Smith’s fit with the White Sox is somewhat unclear.
The New York Mets began Wednesday afternoon at 72-39 overall and with the second-best record in all of MLB behind only the Los Angeles Dodgers (76-33),
This is yet another unfortunate blow for Smith, who was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse back on the final day of May because of his woeful numbers at the plate at that time.
The 26-year-old was hitting .186 for the big-league team before Tuesday's development, and he had slashed .130/.226/.217 over his past 19 games. Smith hasn't homered once this season.