San Francisco Giants News

At the absolute buzzer of the 2025 MLB trade deadline, the Giants finally made their first move of what was otherwise an incredibly packed day of movement around the sport. San Francisco is trading its closer Camilo Doval to the New York Yankees, the second SF reliever to be shipped off in as many days.  […]

Just 24 hours ago, it seemed to be so over. Now, a new day, two games later, the Giants might be so back. At the risk of summing up a critical two win stretch as true Gen Z-er, it does feel at least a bit like the Giants are back to their winning ways as […]

To describe the first 100 games of the Giants season as “up and down” would be selling it incredibly short. There have been spectacular highs and some very brutal lows on the way to a just okay 52-48 mark with 62 games to play. Right now, and for much of the last six weeks, the […]

Rejoice Giants fans, baseball is back after four long days without your Giants. The orange and black get the unofficial second half underway this afternoon in Toronto with the start of a three game set against the Blue Jays. The Giants will go Verlander, Ray, Webb on the bump north of the border. Here’s a […]

We have all taken a breath, not seen the Giants since last Sunday against the Dodgers (ouch!) and are ready to storm Toronto on Friday with a whole new outlook.

In many ways, the final three games before the All Star break summed up the entirety of the first half for the Giants. A big win, in dramatic one run fashion. Followed by a low scoring one run loss that wasted a great starting pitching outing. And finally, another poor offensive showing that was supplemented […]

This Jock Blog is not fun to write. But maybe by talking about it, we can make progress as a Giants fan base. Kinda like therapy. Only in therapy, you pay a highly-trained professional to carefully analyze your situation and advise you the best path to mental wellness. In the Jock Blog, you pay nothing […]

After losing two of three to the lowly White Sox and dropping the first two in Arizona, a 10 game road trip that was looked at as an opportunity to gain ground in the NL Standings looked more like a bruising skid that could spiral into a fatal nose dive. Five days later, the Giants […]

I’m almost hesitant to pen this Giants bulletin, because in each of the last few, I was sure that things were about to get better for the Giants at the time of publication. And each time, I’ve been wrong. The Giants are in an absolute free fall as of July 2, plummeting through one of […]

When the Giants left Oracle Park this past Thursday after being swept at home by the Marlins, it felt like things couldn’t get worse. A forgettable 3-6 homestand ended in embarrassing fashion for the suddenly floundering Giants, but more soft schedule was on the horizon. It came in the form of the Chicago White Sox, […]