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Joey Bart crushes home run in second at-bat off injured list
Giants top prospect Joey Bart has been on the shelf for the past month, recovering from a fractured hand after being hit by a pitch.
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Vogt’s bases-clearing 10th-inning double powers Giants past Mets
Don’t look now, but the Giants’ offense is on a bit of a roll. San Francisco scored six or more runs for the fourth consecutive game, notching nine in Tuesday’s extra innings win over the Mets.
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Murph: Farhan Zaidi sent a message with Giants’ first seven picks of MLB Draft
When the Giants’ 2019 MLB Draft Class meets for its first chips-and-dip social mixer this summer, forgive Texas Tech pitcher Caleb Kilian if he feels a little left out.
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Giants’ first-round pick Hunter Bishop recounts moment he was drafted on 680
Hunter Bishop joined “Gary & Larry” a day after he became the Giants’ first-round draft pick.
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Giants take first baseman Logan Wyatt with second-round pick
After selecting San Mateo native Hunter Bishop with the 10th overall pick in the 2019 MLB Draft, the San Francisco Giants used their second Day 1 pick on Logan Wyatt, a first baseman from Louisville University.
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Giants’ 1st-round draft pick Hunter Bishop compares himself to Bellinger, Yelich
Hunter Bishop has been thinking about playing for the Giants since he was a toddler; watching Barry Bonds scorch baseballs into McCovey Cove.
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Giants draft outfielder Hunter Bishop with 10th overall pick in 2019 MLB Draft
The last time the San Francisco Giants had the 10th overall pick in the MLB draft, it was 2007, and the team drafted Madison Bumgarner.
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Crawford homers twice, Longoria once as Giants take series from Orioles
On Sunday, the Giants proved something that should not have needed proving. They’re at least better than the Baltimore Orioles.
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Bruce Bochy addresses Mac Williamson leaving Giants
Mac Williamson, despite his struggles, was a fan and team favorite on the Giants.
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Giants beat up on Orioles, notch first win at Camden Yards in 15 years
It’s on days like Saturday, when the San Francisco Giants score and limit opposing runs like a competitive team, when you might wonder why they’re one of the worst teams in baseball.
