Promo Reel

It looks like this might be it, folks. Hunter Pence has been showered with the loudest applause of any Giants player all season long and today, on what may be Pence’s final day as a San Francisco Giant, that held even truer than ever.

It’s over. After a long, slow grind, the Giants finished their season with a 15-0 blowout loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Hunter Pence was on display all day as the lone ray of light.

Hunter Pence’s future with the San Francisco Giants is uncertain (at best), but the support for him from the fans at AT&T Park on Sunday was not.

Imagine sitting on your couch watching the NBA Finals as a 20-year-old college basketball player.

OAKLAND – We’ve had to wait since the NBA Finals back in June to see the Warriors in action. Today, they took the floor again.

The rookie pitcher finished his year with 19 starts and a 2.81 ERA.

After Saturday’s game, the Giants manager Bruce Bochy reported that Austin Slater’s MRI results had revealed a mild elbow sprain.

Hours before the Warriors’ first preseason game, head coach Steve Kerr was in an admittedly lighthearted mood.

The Giants did just about all they could to stop the Dodgers on Saturday afternoon. They threw their bullpen at them and scored five runs, but it was not to be, as the Dodgers celebrated a playoff-clinching win at AT&T Park.

Austin Slater has quietly been nursing an elbow injury for around a month. Slater exited Friday night’s game against the Dodgers in the bottom of the fourth inning after aggravating his elbow on a throw.