ANAHEIM -- Just a few weeks ago, David Villar didn’t think he would be back with the Giants. He had been designated for assignment after Spring Training, eventually being sent down to Triple-A Sacramento after he cleared waivers.

ANAHEIM -- Matt Chapman didn’t see it coming. He was focused on fixing a divot near third base in the bottom of the ninth. He didn’t expect Angels catcher Logan O’Hoppe to swing on a 3-0 sinker in the upper outside corner of the zone. But he did, and the

Major League Baseball and NBC Sports Regional Networks announced a partnership to stream games direct-to-consumers for the Giants (NBC Sports Bay Area) through MLB.TV during the 2025 season. Fans in the Giants home territory can now watch the network's game coverage live and on demand with live pre- and post-game

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Proving that special players can struggle only for so long, one of baseball's best prospects broke out in a grand way at Double-A, while a former Top 100 prospect showed he still has plenty of thunder in his bat. On the mound, there was no shortage of dominance, with several

ANAHEIM -- Logan Webb came off the mound after the sixth inning, his night was done after throwing 105 pitches. As he sat in the dugout, Webb's teammates came up to him and started calling him “the Strikeout God.” It wasn’t for no reason, either. Webb had just struck out

The “Grandson of the Wind” is blowing through MLB this season. Giants center fielder Jung Hoo Lee descends from Korean baseball royalty. His father, Jong Beom Lee, called the “Son of the Wind,” was a Korean Baseball Organization MVP, six-time Golden Glove winner, 13-time All-Star and two-time Korean Series MVP

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PHILADELPHIA -- Jordan Hicks didn’t look long for Thursday afternoon’s series finale at Citizens Bank Park after he gave up five runs in a 33-pitch first inning. But the hard-throwing right-hander somehow found a way to deliver the longest outing by a Giants starter on this road trip.

PHILADELPHIA -- Last week, Tyler Fitzgerald got to receive a major perk of playing for the Giants: hitting tips from Barry Bonds. During the club’s most recent homestand, Bonds pulled Fitzgerald aside and asked him to meet him in the batting cage, where the legendary slugger instructed the slumping second

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Make no bones about it, cracking the Major Leagues on Opening Day is a big deal. But sometimes we get so wrapped up in that initial roster that we lose sight of the fact that early-season callups can be just as effective whenever they occur. We’ve already seen notable prospects

PHILADELPHIA -- Justin Verlander took the mound in the sixth inning with a one-run lead and a chance to finally get his first win as a Giant. Instead, he saw both slip away. A defensive miscue by left fielder Heliot Ramos brought home the tying run before Verlander surrendered a

PHILADELPHIA -- One of the more impressive parts of the Giants’ hot start is that they’ve managed to win games even with an offense that hasn’t been firing on all cylinders.

NEW YORK -- Jung Hoo Lee’s first trip to New York was certainly one to remember. Two days after homering in the first at-bat of his Yankee Stadium debut, Lee went deep two more times to power the Giants to a 5-4 comeback win in Sunday’s series finale in the

Mark your calendars, baseball fans -- and avid collectors. All 30 teams have extensive promotional schedules lined up for the 2025 season. The giveaways range from bat-flipping bobbleheads to basketball jerseys to, yes, even cribbage boards. In fact, there are so many must-have giveaways that it may be a little

NEW YORK -- Who will be there when the rain starts to pour? Wilmer Flores. Flores stayed true to his famous walk-up music -- the “Friends” theme song, “I’ll Be There For You” by The Rembrandts -- by crushing his sixth home run of the season on a cold, drizzly

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The Minor Leagues are in full swing now and that means players on both sides of the ball are starting to put things together. The list of Sunday's top performers includes a top 15 prospect who reached safely all weekend, batters who went deep twice and hurlers racking up big

NEW YORK -- The Giants have mostly stuck with the same lineup as part of their emphasis on roster continuity this season, but they made one notable change on Friday. With LaMonte Wade Jr. off to a slow start, manager Bob Melvin decided to slot the hot-hitting Mike Yastrzemski into

The Fourth of July is still nearly three months away, but Minor Leaguers across the board put on their own fireworks show, including several multihomer games from high-profile prospects. A 2024 Draft pick -- and teenager -- stood out in the Sunshine State on both sides of the ball, while

SAN FRANCISCO – One of the more surprising stats to come out of the Giants’ 9-3 start is how many roster moves that president of baseball operations Buster Posey has made since Opening Day involving the Major League squad. Zero.

The business of bringing the Giants back officially began with bringing a great Giant like Buster Posey back.