Wow. That’s about all one could say when the details surrounding Harrison Bader’s adventures were released. What a disaster. When the San Francisco Giants signed Bader during the offseason, it was expected that the veteran would come in and help solve one of the team’s biggest problems.
A San Francisco Giants rookie seems to be making fun of teammate Harrison Bader for the recent scooter accident that ended his season. Rookie catcher Daniel Susac seemingly mimicked driving a scooter after doubling during Tuesday’s game against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Tex.
How many of the lefty mashers with the most home runs in a single season for each MLB franchise can you name in five minutes?
Just when you thought the San Francisco Giants’ season couldn’t get any more chaotic, Harrison Bader decided to take a late-night scooter ride through Cow Hollow.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Harrison Bader would appear to be done for the season. The San Francisco Giants have made sure of that. After announcing that Bader was now dealing with a left foot injury, the Giants also announced that they would be suspending payment of the remainder of his two-year contract until Bader returns.
Several teams lost key players on July 31. Ryan O’Hearn and Willson Contreras were both removed after suffering injuries while on the road. And another twist was thrown towards Harrison Bader, who hurt himself not on the field but on the road — literally.
The San Francisco Giants are showing Harrison Bader little mercy for an off-the-field scooter accident that caused him serious injury. Bader crashed his scooter into the back of a San Francisco Fire Department fire engine, which ended up running over his left foot.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
Harrison Bader's first season with the San Francisco Giants has not only been a massive disappointment, but it is also rapidly turning into a mess.
The Giants announced they will suspend payments to Harrison Bader after the outfielder reinjured his left foot over the weekend in a scooter accident. Neither Bader nor the MLB Players Association has yet commented.
The San Francisco Giants are shutting down outfielder Harrison Bader for the season after he reportedly crashed his scooter into the back of a fire truck.
Harrison Bader’s recent scooter accident was even more bizarre than we initially thought. The San Francisco Giants outfielder Bader had his scooter crash occur in the Cow Hollow area of San Francisco, Calif.
The San Francisco Giants have been without Harrison Bader since late May after he was diagnosed with left plantar fasciitis. His scooter accident certainly complicated things, and now Tony Vitello shares the worst move possible ahead of Thursday’s game against the San Diego Padres.
The San Francisco Giants received more discouraging news on Tuesday, as it seems like the hits just keep coming. In two separate reports, NBC Sports Bay
The San Francisco Giants have endured a season to forget as their record currently stands at 45-62 heading into the final months of the season. Things are going from bad to worse in the Bay Area as centre fielder Harrison Bader has suffered an injury setback.
One San Francisco Giants player appears to have pulled a Monta Ellis. Giants outfielder Harrison Bader injured himself in a scooter accident over the weekend, Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area reported on Tuesday.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Harrison Bader hasn't played since May 29. Judging by the latest update, it's highly unlikely we see him back on the field anytime soon.
Giants outfielder Harrison Bader will begin a rehabilitation assignment on Tuesday, as he makes his return from a strained hamstring that landed him on the injured list on April 15.
The Tony Vitello era for the San Francisco Giants is certainly off to an historic start. It is just not the good kind of history.
It may have taken until the end of January, but the San Francisco Giants have made their first significant addition of the offseason. On Monday morning, we learned that Harrison Bader and the Giants had agreed to a two-year, $20.5 million deal, first reported by Ken Rosenthal.
The San Francisco Giants are bringing in some outfield help this offseason. Per Jon Heyman at the MLB Network, the Giants have agreed to a two-year deal with outfielder Harrison Bader.
Joining Heliot Ramos, Jung Hoo Lee and Drew Gilbert, the Giants may have one of the better outfields in 2026.
The Giants have a notable upgrade to their outfield defense in place, reportedly agreeing to a two-year, $20.5MM contract with free agent outfielder Harrison Bader.
The Los Angeles Dodgers don’t have much work to do this offseason with the majority of their roster in place, but they face a need in their outfield and back end of the bullpen.
When billionaire Steve Cohen bought the New York Mets in 2020, he brought with him a surge of enthusiasm — and a staggering amount of capital. But that early excitement has largely faded as the Mets have continued to whiff on championship opportunities.
The Philadelphia Phillies have fallen flat with most of their recent trade deadline acquisitions on the offensive side, but they struck gold in 2025. While their addition of former Minnesota Twins outfielder Harrison Bader didn't offset another year of offensive silence in the postseason, that issue was far from his fault.
Game 1 was not a good one for the Philadelphia Phillies. Not only did they blow a lead due to the bullpen and offensive lineup coming up small when it mattered most, but Harrison Bader also left early due to what was deemed to be a groin strain.
The Phillies pulled outfielder Harrison Bader from Game 1 of the NLDS against the Dodgers tonight due to what was at first described by the team as hamstring tightness, but manager Rob Thomson later relayed to reporters (including Charlotte Varnes of The Athletic) that the issue was actually groin tightness.
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