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Krukow on 2018 Giants: ‘This is going to be a team that gets remembered’
Mike Krukow is optimistic about their prospects entering the second half of the season.
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Dyson, Hundley break down pitch that led to LeMahieu homer, blown save
The Giants’ closer and his battery mate broke down the pitch that led to the critical home run.
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Giants fan reaches over rail to grab arm of Rockies player
We have seen fans reach over the railing to catch foul balls far too many times, but grabbing players may be a new one.
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Dyson blows save as Giants drop wild finale to Rockies
A back-and-forth game dominated by offense ended in disappointment for the Giants.
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Apr 28, 2018; San Francisco, CA, USA; San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Johnny Cueto (47 throws to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first inning of their MLB baseball game at AT&T Park. Mandatory Credit: Lance Iversen-USA TODAY SportsBaggarly breaks down how Giants rotation could shake out following returns of Cueto, Samardzija
Andrew Baggarly gave his thoughts on how the Giants could manage their starting rotation when their No. 2 and 3 starters return.
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Kerr gets standing ovation at AT&T, chats with Bochy
Kerr shared some words with Bruce Bochy and was greeted by a standing ovation.
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Mid-Inning Relief Podcast: Archie Bradley’s unfortunate incident
It’s Lucky Number 7 for Mid-Inning Relief! In the seventh episode, Ally Williams, Carmen Kiew, and Marty Lurie are joined by Kerry Crowley, Giants beat writer for the Bay Area News Group. They also welcome Peter Magowan, former managing general partner of the San Francisco Giants, to the podcast.
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Bruce Bochy makes the case for Gorkys Hernandez as an All-Star
Bochy thinks Hernandez deserves significant ASG consideration for his performance in 2018.
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Brandon Crawford relives walk-off homer: ‘Those are the reasons you play baseball’
The Giants shortstop is on his way to a career season, accentuated with two walkoff homers this month.
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Brandon Crawford’s walk-off homer gives Giants 1-0 win over Rockies
Crawford once again showed why he’s the leading All-Star vote getter by a significant margin amongst NL shortstops on Wednesday evening, hitting a solo blast over the right-field wall to break a 0-0 tie, and give the Giants their fourth consecutive win.
