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After leading the 49ers to a 5-0 record as a starter this season, Garoppolo is still winning big even though San Francisco didn’t make the playoffs.

The Giants’ youngest prospect might be their best prospect, too.

While Derek Carr suffered through a significant regression this season and experienced a serious back injury that likely hindered his ability to perform at 100 percent, the AFC needed a Pro Bowl replacement for Tom Brady and found its man in Carr.

With Spring Training set to start in a little more than three weeks, Andrew McCutchen will have to get acclimated to his new home on the fly. While the change will surely be difficult, McCutchen sounds eager to impress the Giants’ fan base.

The Warriors were unable to rally for a late-game comeback against the Houston Rockets, a loss that snapped their road winning streak at 14 games.

In light of Madison Bumgarner’s now infamous dirt bike accident, Larry Baer told Gary & Larry on Friday afternoon that the Giants are going to wait until after next season to see if their ace returns to form and then begin discussions of a new contract.

While Lorzeno Cain isn’t entirely out of the question for the Giants, Brian Sabean told Tolbert & Lund on Friday afternoon that the team is hesitant to take on the increased cost of signing a qualifying-free agent.

Friday afternoon the San Francisco Giants introduced their newest third baseman, former Tampa Ray Evan Longoria in a conference at AT&T Park.

When the offseason begin, Giants’ general manager Bobby Evans and vice president of baseball operations Brian Sabean conveyed a crystal-clear message.

2017 was a challenging year for Giants’ manager Bruce Bochy, and the team’s 64-98 record wasn’t the only reason Bochy had a rough go of it.