Kelby Tomlinson

Viewers who tuned in on Tuesday evening to watch Clayton Kershaw battle the San Francisco Giants would have been misled if they thought they were watching another episode of a Kershaw-centered reality series. Instead, they were treated to a three-hour long Kelby Tomlinson special.

The Giants don’t have starting shortstop Brandon Crawford in the lineup on Tuesday night. So far, that hasn’t mattered.

Kelby Tomlinson doesn’t hit home runs. Clayton Kershaw doesn’t give up many, either.

​ When the weekend began for San Francisco, Giants’ manager Bruce Bochy had the same number of outfielders as he did third basemen on his 25-man roster. With Eduardo Nunez, Conor Gillaspie and Jae-gyun Hwang all capable of starting a game at the hot corner for San Francisco, Bochy had no shortage of options for […]

After sending outfielder Mac Williamson back to AAA Sacramento earlier this week, the Giants filled their open roster spot by activating third baseman Eduardo Nunez ahead of the team’s three-game series in San Diego.

After back-to-back subpar offensive outings against the Minnesota Twins, the San Francisco Giants are shaking up their lineup for Sunday’s series finale. But even though the Giants managed just two runs in the first two games of their series with the Twins, manager Bruce Bochy said the team’s struggles at the plate aren’t the reason he’s giving some of his regulars a day off.

Other than the competition in left field, the San Francisco Giants’ starting lineup is set for next season. The bench is a different story entirely, however, with the club bringing in a comical number of non-roster invitees and players on minor-league deals to training camp to fight for four or five spots.