Giants 2022 first-round Draft pick and former two-way prospect Reggie Crawford reached Triple-A as a pitcher in 2024 but then missed more than two years due to injury. On Friday, he made his return to action … at the plate. And he homered. The 25-year-old hasn't hit since the 2023

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Bo Davidson has been showing off his pop since the calendar turned to June. The Giants’ No. 6 prospect homered in his fourth straight game, and for the fifth time in six games in Double-A Richmond’s 6-3 loss to Erie at The Diamond. Davidson went yard in all but one

The top tier of San Francisco’s farm system is littered with star teenagers in the infield. But why can’t a few pitchers steal the spotlight?

• Get tickets to a Minor League game near you » Giants left-handed pitching prospects Carson Whisenhunt (San Francisco’s No. 11 prospect) and Luis De

MILWAUKEE -- Giants prospect Jhonny Level is ... leveling up. The 19-year-old shortstop was promoted to High-A Eugene on Monday following a scorching start to the season at Single-A San Jose, where he batted .325 with a .968 OPS, 10 home runs, 47 RBIs and 11 stolen bases over 44

Matt Wilkinson continues to show that he’s more than just a great nickname.

• Get tickets to a Minor League game The man known as “Tugboat” turned in the best outing of his Minor League career on Wednesday for Double-A Richmond, allowing only one hit over seven scoreless innings with

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Someone might be running out of levels for this gamer. In the midst of a scorching stretch, Jhonny Level recorded his second two-homer game in the past three days, powering Single-A San Jose to a 9-7 victory over Stockton on Thursday at Excite Ballpark. MLB's No. 64 prospect matched his

Dogs have long been known as man’s best friend. They can detect when you’re happy, sad or somewhere in between. But predicting who will hit a home run or deliver a walk-off hit? That's a new one. After Romeo's performance at Double-A Richmond’s CarMax Park on Wednesday night, we’re not

It feels like Jhonny Level continues to find new ways to, well, level up this season. The Giants' No. 4 prospect collected his first two-homer game of the year -- as part of a three-hit day with a season-high six RBIs -- to power Single-A San Jose's 17-4 drubbing of

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Daniel Susac has plenty of fond memories at Sutter Health Park. A native of nearby Roseville, Susac grew up attending River Cats games as a kid -- and he often requested that his birthday parties be held here.

The only thing that kept Luis Hernández and Josuar Gonzalez from entering even more rarefied air as of one of the best single-game performances for any pair of teammates was the fact that Wednesday’s Arizona Complex League contest was just a seven-inning affair. Hernández, the Giants’ No. 3 prospect, went

SAN FRANCISCO -- If the Giants are going to find a way to climb out of their early season rut, they’re going to need their core group of position players to start showing more fight at the plate. They showed progress in that regard on Sunday, when Heliot Ramos homered,

SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants fans have been hearing about Bryce Eldridge’s prodigious power ever since the 6-foot-7 slugger was selected with the 16th overall pick of the 2023 MLB Draft.

Anyone who had the privilege of seeing Bo Jackson at the height of his sports career knows what a marvel it was to watch the only man to claim a Heisman Trophy, MLB All-Star honors and be named to an NFL Pro Bowl. His talent was indisputably 1-of-1. So to

SAN FRANCISCO -- The lion’s share of attention from Monday’s Giants roster moves understandably went to No. 1 prospect Bryce Eldridge. Jesus Rodriguez, San Francisco’s No. 18 prospect, joined Eldridge from Triple-A Sacramento and seemed like an afterthought. Eldridge knew better, and told reporters to watch Rodriguez bat. Tuesday night's

SAN FRANCISCO – At the end of a rough Spring Training, the Giants returned No. 1 prospect Bryce Eldridge to Triple-A Sacramento to gain more at-bats and the confidence that comes with posting huge numbers at the highest level in the Minors. That plan apparently worked.

The Giants have made nine playoff appearances and won three World Series and four pennants in the last three decades. They've done a lot of things well during that time but haven't had much success producing sluggers. San Francisco hasn't signed and developed a hitter who provided 30 home runs

The Giants are making a big shakeup to their MLB roster. The club is calling up both Bryce Eldridge (club's No. 1 prospect and No. 20 overall, per MLB Pipeline) and Jesus Rodriguez (club’s No. 18 prospect), a source told MLB.com's Maria Guardado. The team has not confirmed the news.

Throughout the process of putting together the 2026 Top 50 International Prospects list, scouts and league personnel dialed into that market kept coming back to one thing: Luis Hernández looks legit. The Giants agreed, making the bold move for the No. 1 prospect in the class to bypass the Dominican

Remember when Bryce Eldridge hit just one homer in his first 13 games of the season? Neither does he, and rest assured, neither do the Giants. San Francisco's No. 1 prospect cleared the fences twice and equaled career highs with four hits and six RBIs as Triple-A Sacramento rolled to

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Jhonny Level's nickname doesn’t require much explanation. The Giants’ No. 4 prospect is known as “El Nivel,” the Spanish word for his last name. It’s always been a fitting moniker for the switch-hitting Venezuelan shortstop, but never more so now that he can’t stop leveling up

Bryce Eldridge did not attempt to hide his disappointment when he didn't break big league camp with San Francisco last month. Despite having only played 66 games at the Triple-A level to that point, the top-ranked Giants prospect had already made his debut in The Show last Sept. 15, appearing

Two weeks into the season, arguably the hottest hitter in the Minor Leagues refuses to level off. Giants No. 4 prospect Jhonny Level's tear through the Single-A California League is showing no signs of slowing down as he launched his second career grand slam in San Jose's 6-2 win over