Eldridge, Luciano among SF Giants’ first wave of spring training cuts
The San Francisco Giants announced their first wave of spring training roster cuts, a list of players that’s headlined by top prospect Bryce Eldridge and outfielder Marco Luciano. Luciano and right-handed pitcher Mason Black were the two Giants who were optioned.
Opening Day is still three weeks away, but manager Bob Melvin offered an early glimpse at what the Giants’ starting lineup could look like when they kick off the regular season at Cincinnati on March ...
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The Giants Are Betting Big on Latin American TalentLatin America continues to produce some of the most talented baseball players on this planet. These San Francisco Giants ...
McCray looked forward to meeting Henderson this spring: "Just getting that knowledge from him would've been incredible." ...
Spring Breakout is back. Next week, the Giants will field a group of their top prospects and pit them against a team of ...
With no outs and the Brewers’ Brewer Hicklen on second base in the top of the fourth inning, Milwaukee’s Jimmy Herron hit a ...
All those traits give the left-hander an extremely high floor and the closest thing the Giants have to incumbent status for ...
On Justin Verlander's 42nd birthday, Matt Chapman and other Giants teammates helped celebrate the veterans day by singing him ...
All-Star outfielder Heliot Ramos is one of the more notable names dealing with an ailment for the Giants. Per Susan Slusser ...
Manager Bob Melvin told reporters on Sunday morning that left fielder Heliot Ramos is dealing with a minor oblique injury ...
Buster Posey transitions to an executive role to lead the Giants back to glory. Here's how the seven-time All-Star plans to impact the team’s future.
The San Francisco Giants entered the offseason widely expected to add to their starting rotation, especially after the ...
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