San Francisco Giants News

The Giants put nine runs on the scoreboard on Monday night, but all Jeff Samardzija wanted to talk about what his defense. Even though the “Shark” came into his start against the Colorado Rockies with the third-lowest run support average (3.19) in the Major Leagues this season, Samardzija was equally inspired by his team’s defensive performance as he was by the Giants’ lineup’s offensive explosion.

Think of a worse two-week stretch of Giants’ baseball than the one the franchise just endured. If you’re under 25 years old, your mind is going to race for awhile. But if you were around to witness the Giants lose 12 of 13 games over a two-week period in 1992, you know what bad baseball […]

Monday was supposed to be the day the Giants were lowered down into their grave. After losing 12 of their past 13 games, including three non-competitive weekend contests against a fourth-place New York Mets team, a Giants’ team that was left for dead long ago should have been buried by the Colorado Rockies.

The Giants have lost 51 of their first 78 games, and are on pace to become the first team in franchise history to lose more than 100 games in a single season. What’s to blame for the team’s monumental struggles?

If it’s time to find a scapegoat, Mark Melancon says “bring it on.” The 2017 season has been nothing but a disappointment for a San Francisco Giants team loaded with veteran players and players who have demonstrated they know how to win at the Major League level, yet the team is 24 games under .500 and has yet to reach the halfway point of the season.

Barry Bonds joined Kruk and Kuip in the booth Sunday and predicted he could still smash a ball into McCovey Cove.

Mike Krukow joined Murph & Mac on KNBR to discuss the state of the Giants, both on the field and in the clubhouse. Krukow explained that he didn’t see much of any chemistry issue with the Giants, despite reports surfacing that there may be some tension.

New Giants closer Mark Melancon reportedly rubbed some of his teammates the wrong way earlier this season, but a lot of the frustration can likely be credited to the team’s failures as a whole this year.

Nearly a month after the brawl sparked by Hunter Strickland beaning Bryce Harper, Michael Morse is still facing lingering concussion symptoms.

The struggling Giants may be missing Angel Pagan, but not for reasons most would think. A report from Ken Rosenthal says the outfielder’s presence may have been unifying for the other team members in the clubhouse.