Brian Sabean

Sabean spent the past 30 years with the Giants organization.

Meet one of baseball’s greatest storytellers, who was Sabean’s right-hand man.

“I don’t think that we could have won three [World Series] without his participation.”

Perhaps Brian Sabean’s best move in his long tenure as Giants’ general manager was hiring Bruce Bochy at the end of 2006.

Before the Giants make any moves on players, Larry Baer and Brian Sabean will have to find a new general manager.

It’s no mystery that the Giants have struggled to produce runs, but what is the cause for the recent Giants offensive blackout? We broke down the numbers to get a clearer picture of what’s been plaguing their offense.

Following the firing of Bobby Evans, Larry Baer and Brian Sabean released statements about their former general manger.

Giants executive Brian Sabean joined Lund & Middlekauff on Thursday afternoon, and was candid in his evaluation of the club’s current roster.

Executive vice president of baseball operations Brian Sabean joined the Tolbert and Lund podcast Thursday to discuss when we could hope to see Johnny Cueto and Jeff Samardzija throwing again.

The Giants offense is struggling. Despite making three notable free agent signings — Austin Jackson, Evan Longoria, Andrew McCutchen — this offseason to help mitigate their 29th ranked scoring offense from last year, the results have been disturbingly similar.