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Mac Williamson to rejoin Giants on Friday [report]
The prized Giants outfielder is set to return to the Giants in Chicago after a month-long absence.
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Judge rules there is insufficient evidence to charge Reuben Foster with domestic violence
A Santa Clara County judge ruled on Wednesday that there is insufficient evidence to proceed with the domestic violence charges levied by the Santa Clara County District Attorney against 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster, for an incident with his ex-girlfriend on February 11.
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May 23, 2018; Houston, TX, USA; San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Jeff Samardzija (29) reacts after a play during the fifth inning against the Houston Astros at Minute Maid Park. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-USA TODAY SportsVerlander dominates as Giants fall to Astros
Verlander showed why he leads the majors in ERA, and the Astros’ bullpen finished it off.
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Gerrit Cole signed and sent game worn cleats to brother-in-law Brandon Crawford
Brandon Crawford’s insane month of May continued during Tuesday’s game vs. the Astros, when the Giants shortstop hit a two-run jack in the top of the fifth inning.
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Brandon Crawford hits two-run homer off brother-in-law Gerrit Cole
Brandon Crawford’s insane month of May continued during Tuesday’s game vs. the Astros, when the Giants shortstop hit a two-run jack in the top of the fifth inning.
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Kuiper explains why he believes Brandon Crawford’s improved hitting is sustainable
Giants first baseman Brandon Belt just received an award as the National League Player of the Week. His teammate, Brandon Crawford, may soon be recognized as the National League Player of the Month.
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Mike Krukow identifies Giants’ ‘main concern’
San Francisco’s ‘band-aid rotation,’ as Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow calls it, has recently started to show some leaks.
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Brandon Belt caps prolific hitting week with National League honor
The Giants first baseman is enjoying the most productive offensive season of his eight-year career after 48 games.
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Bochy saw Belt’s improvement in Spring Training: ‘He’s so much more consistent now’
Brandon Belt is red hot right now, and a 3-run homer on Sunday proved his offensive streak is not over.
