Catcher is probably the most unique position on the baseball diamond for a number of different reasons. There's no other player on the field that has more respo

Ray began the frame with a strikeout, then induced a groundout and a fly out. Ray’s excitement didn’t lie in the results. As Ray walked back to Oracle Park’s third-base dugout, he realized his timing was back. He felt synced up. He was finally back.

Jeff Kent was one of the more underrated hitters in the last quarter-century of baseball. He even won the NL MVP for the San Francisco Giants in 2000. Now, his son is trying to follow in his footsteps. Kaeden Kent is draft eligible. The shortstop at Texas A&M could be chosen in the draft that gets underway on Sunday.

Sunday's 2025 MLB Draft, in which the Giants hold the No. 13 pick, will be Buster Posey's first as San Francisco's president of baseball operations.

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The San Francisco Giants help usher in a new era of West Coast baseball. Babe Ruth’s all-time HR record was eclipsed here, and the hits (is it an even year yet?) keep on landing out in the Bay. Bochy took over the Giants in 2007,

Giants starting pitcher Landen Roupp said Buster Posey is a huge reason he’s broken out in an interview on Tuesday July 8, 2025. The post Pitcher Makes Revealing Comments on San Francisco Giants Organization appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The LA Dodgers and San Francisco Giants meet Saturday for the second game of their 3-game series at Oracle Park.

The San Francisco Giants won’t have a starter in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. But they will be well-represented on the pitching staff.

The reigning World Series champion Dodgers head to San Francisco this weekend to take on National League West rival Giants.

After the Giants stunned the baseball world and acquired Rafael Devers, they need to keep their foot on the gas at the deadline.

Lee Jung-hoo and Kim Hye-seong each recorded three hits in the Giants' 8-7 victory over the Dodgers, marking key performances in the game.