Kent opens up, lets emotions flow during Hall of Fame induction
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Throughout his weekend of celebration as a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2026, Jeff Kent kept describing himself with one word: deflector. Deflecting is what kept people at arm’s length throughout the second baseman’s 17-year career. Deflecting made him a bit of a
Whisenhunt opens audition for rotation spot with career-high 7 K's
SAN FRANCISCO -- The opportunity is there for Carson Whisenhunt, but with that opportunity comes growing pains. The Giants left-hander dazzled at times Sunday at Oracle Park, using his changeup to keep the Angels off balance early and rack up six strikeouts over his first three innings.
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Sun-splashed and spirited crowd watching, Beltrán, Andruw, Kent enshrined in Hall
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Baseball’s international influence was on display on Sunday in upstate New York. Fans from Braves Country sported white hats with a red No. 25 on them. The blue-and-white colors of Curaçao dotted the crowd. And a Puerto Rican party broke out during the ceremony as residents from
Lee's first homer in a month, Devers' 22nd jump start win for Giants
SAN FRANCISCO – There’s value in a well-timed ambush. Just ask the Giants’ Jung Hoo Lee. Mired in a monthlong slump that saw his average dip from .331 on June 23 to .299 entering play Saturday, the right fielder has gone through a rough stretch after a torrid start to
Latest Giants injuries & transactions
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'He shouldn’t run': McCray's 94.3 mph laser sets up Devers' walk-off heroics
SAN FRANCISCO – Returning home after a rough 1-5 road trip through Seattle and Kansas City, the Giants sought a fresh start against the Angels. And though ace Logan Webb wasn’t his sharpest and a four-run lead had dissolved by the eighth, San Francisco had the last laugh in the
Not bad, Dad! Fan makes slick catch on foul ball while holding toddler
SAN FRANCISCO – That baseball instinct … it never leaves you. Even – especially? – if you’re a dad perched in the second deck at Oracle Park holding your toddler son.
Level smacks 2 home runs, 3 hits to continue breakout season
Jhonny Level just keeps hitting in his breakout season.
- Get tickets to a Minor League game The Giants’ No. 3 prospect -- and MLB Pipeline’s No. 46 overall -- crushed a pair of home runs Friday, his third multi-homer outing of the season and his first since a June
McDonald (UCL sprain) could miss rest of season; Bader (plantar fasciitis) shut down
SAN FRANCISCO – The Giants returned to the Bay Area battered and bruised after a 1-5 road trip through Seattle and Kansas City, and their homecoming was met with more rough news.
Eldridge is in Hall of Fame company. What does he need to do to stay there?
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Here are the biggest movers on each club's refreshed Top 30 list
The Trade Deadline arrives at 6 p.m. ET on Aug. 3 this year, and before all the commotion that comes with a flurry of moves across the Major and Minor Leagues, we figured it was time to update the MLB Pipeline team Top 30 prospects lists. Truth be told, we’re
Each team's strategy heading into the Trade Deadline
The Aug. 3 Trade Deadline is fast approaching, and with it, potential moves that could shake up the balance of power and playoff races as we enter the regular season stretch run.
Vitello tossed after arguing pushing call, then Giants let key inning spiral
KANSAS CITY -- The bottom of the seventh inning in Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Royals was one the Giants would like to forget, and it started with a controversial call that resulted in manager Tony Vitello’s third ejection of the season. San Francisco was looking good with a 3-0
Free passes spoil Mahle's outing, Giants' lead in another one-run loss
KANSAS CITY -- Tyler Mahle did just what he needed to do through the opening five innings of his Tuesday start against the Royals. The Giants’ right-hander had only one glitch over that span, surrendering a solo homer to Carter Jensen. But then came a sudden loss of control in
McDonald (elbow strain) placed on 15-day IL; RHP Beck recalled
KANSAS CITY -- Giants starter Trevor McDonald went back to the mound for the fifth inning during San Francisco's 4-3 loss to the Royals on Monday night at Kauffman Stadium, but never faced a batter. Manager Tony Vitello and the training staff went out to check on McDonald after the
How quickly will Jackson Flora reach The Show?
Now that the 2026 Draft is in the books, the question becomes: When will we see these players in the big leagues? Timelines to the Majors can vary. No one from the 2025 class has reached The Show yet, but six players from the 2024 Draft debuted there before the
Down to final out, Adames crushes game-tying HR before Giants' fortunes turn
KANSAS CITY -- In the ninth inning on Monday night, the Giants experienced both the good and the bad of a young team fighting for improvement. Trailing by two and down to its final out, San Francisco received a single by Jung Hoo Lee and an opposite-field two-run homer by
1 key player for each team in the second half
The second half of the MLB season usually comes with a mission. For contenders, it's getting to the postseason. For others, it's taking stock and looking ahead to improve for next season. In either circumstance, there are players who teams want to see contribute because they figure to be an
Eldridge hits historic HR but Giants can't cash in on chance to take series
SEATTLE -- The Giants hoped to set a better tone for themselves coming out of the All-Star break, but their first series of the second half featured many of the same pitfalls that have plagued them throughout the year. A short start from veteran left-hander Robbie Ray and costly defensive
On verge of longest winning streak of the year, Giants lose in dramatic fashion
SEATTLE -- For a while, it looked like the Giants might finally reel off four consecutive wins for the first time this season. Instead, they ended up falling short in devastating fashion.
No. 4 overall Draft pick Flora signs with Giants (source)
SEATTLE -- One week after being taken with the No. 4 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft, right-hander Jackson Flora is officially a member of the Giants' organization. Flora, a Bay Area native who emerged as the top-ranked pitcher in this year’s Draft class, signed with his hometown team

