It’s been awhile since Mike Yastrzemski has got to do the double finger-gun shake celebration thing... Way back when in early May, Mike Yastrzemski’s batting average sat at .284, his OPS as high as .878, after a 2-hit, 2 RBI game against Colorado.
Mike Yastrzemski highlighted a three-run fourth inning with a two-run double, Landen Roupp combined with three relievers on a six-hitter and the San Francisco Giants completed a three-game sweep over the visiting Atlanta Braves with a 4-3 victory Sunday afternoon.
On April 30, Mike Yastrzemski hit a towering home run off San Diego Padres reliever Jason Adam during an otherwise unremarkable 5-3 loss for the San Francisco Giants.
Four years ago, the San Francisco Giants rode 16 wins in April to a 107-win campaign and the National League West crown. This year, the Giants once again won 16 games in April, setting themselves up nicely for a strong summer of baseball in the Bay Area.
The Kansas City Royals are off to a miserable start in 2025, having gone 9-14 through their first 23 games of the year. They fortunately picked up a big win on Sunday over the Detroit Tigers, but they have not gotten off to a great start.
The San Francisco Giants are off to a surprisingly strong start as an offensive unit, and the performance of the team's longtime star Mike Yastrzemski is a massive reason why.
Some players are overperforming early in the Major League Baseball schedule and are due to regress. With roughly 10 percent of the season completed, here's our fool's gold team for the National League West.
The San Francisco Giants have been one of the more pleasant surprises in baseball in the early going of the 2025 regular season. They are 9-3, doing their best to keep pace with the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres in the National League West.
Beyond simply powering the San Francisco Giants to victory on Wednesday, Mike Yastrzemski also followed through on a promise and etched his name in the history books.
The San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds, 8-6, in 10 innings at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Wednesday thanks to a splash hit by Mike Yastrzemski.
Mike Yastrzemski launched a two-run homer with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning Wednesday afternoon, allowing the San Francisco Giants to walk off the visiting Cincinnati Reds for an 8-6 victory and avoid a three-game sweep.
The Giants overhauled their front office this winter, as franchise legend Buster Posey now takes over the role of president of baseball operations. His primary goal will be to build a roster that can get the Giants back to the postseason for the first time since 2021 when Posey’s team won 107 games.
Once a controversial figure among San Francisco Giants fans, Mike Yastrzemski is set to play a pivotal role this season. At 34 years old and with six seasons in San Francisco under his belt, ‘Yaz’ has emerged as a key leader for the team.
The San Francisco Giants don’t have many players on their roster this offseason who are eligible to go through the arbitration process. Outfielder Mike Yastrzemski, first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr., relief pitcher Tyler Rogers and former closer Comilo Doval were the only players eligible.
Once viewed as a non-tender candidate, the San Francisco Giants and outfielder Mike Yastrzemski avoided arbitration in November, agreeing to a $9.25 million deal in his final season.
The San Francisco Giants are getting set for what will be a very important offseason for the franchise. For three straight years, the Giants missed the playoffs, and it resulted in a chance in leadership.
Mike Yastrzemski is the longest-tenured player on the current San Francisco Giants roster, but at 34 years old, his time with the team could be coming to an end.
The San Francisco Giants put outfielder Mike Yastrzemski on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a left oblique strain. The move was retroactive to Friday.