Josh Osich

With Josh Osich headed to the disabled list, the Giants recalled Austin Slater from Triple-A Sacramento.

Spring training came to an end on Tuesday night, which means it’s time to acknowledge those who’s success helped lead the Giants to a strong spring.

With Madison Bumgarner likely out for at least a couple months with a broken left hand, the Giants will need a number of young pitchers to pick up the slack.

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

Giants beat writer Andrew Baggarly told Marty Lurie on Sunday that if Derek Holland makes the club as a reliever, the Giants may have four quality left-handed arms out of the bullpen this season.

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.

Anything can happen in Spring Training and Bobby Evans joined Gary & Larry on Thursday, where he highlighted three relievers he’s looking forward to watching this spring.

New Giants’ bullpen coach Matt Herges is determined to create a new mindset with the team’s relievers.

You know the stories of Buster Posey, Brandon Crawford and Joe Panik. The histories of Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner and Brandon Belt. All were part of a core group that carried the San Francisco Giants through the first half of the decade, one of the most successful stretches for any franchise at any point in baseball history.

Giants beat writer Henry Schulman believes Josh Osich is one of the most talented pitchers in the organization, and may have the stuff to be a closer in the future.