Chris Stratton

Chris Stratton rebounded after a tough first inning. Buster Posey hit a three-run homer. But Jerry Sands was the unlikely hero in the Giants’ 4-3 victory over the Cubs.

With the regular season quickly approaching, here are five keys that are essential to the Giants finding success in 2018.

After the San Francisco Giants made their first cuts of spring training, here’s a look at who could possibly see their names on the 25-man roster to open up the season.

After working with the Giants’ young pitchers in Spring Training, Ryan Vogelsong praised their potential while appearing on Murph & Mac Monday morning.

The Cactus League opener this Friday will be the first chance for the San Francisco Giants to see many of those on their 2018 roster in action. Details as to who will make an appearance throughout opening weekend were reported on Thursday afternoon.

As the Giants prepare for their first Spring Training game, new pitching coach Curt Young shares his thoughts on the team’s young pitching talents with Murph & Mac on Friday morning.

While appearing on Murph & Mac Monday morning, The Athletic’s Andrew Baggarly suggested that the Giants could cycle their young pitchers through the fourth and fifth spots in the rotation next season.

Although Ty Blach holds an edge over Tyler Beede and Andrew Suarez for the fifth spot in next year’s rotation, it’s not out of the question that either of those young starters can claim a starting role with a strong Spring Training.

While Matt Moore spent much of the season at the bottom of the National League leaderboard in earned run average and endured a near-five month span without earning a victory against a team with a winning record, Moore felt the Giants showed faith in the pitcher he used to be, and the pitcher he still thinks he can become by assuring him he would be on their roster come Spring Training.

The 1985 San Francisco Giants can finally kick back and celebrate with a champagne toast.