Madison Bumgarner

Beede will be called up to start this week against the D-Backs, according to MLB.com’s Chris Haft.

The San Francisco Giants officially announced their Opening Day roster on Thursday, ahead of their 2018 opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Probably like most of you, I felt a whole lot different about the 2018 Giants one week ago than I do today.

After the loss of Madison Bumgarner and Jeff Samardzija, USA Today’s Bob Nightengale gave Tolbert & Lund his best case scenario for the Giants to remain in contention while their starting pitchers are on the disabled list.

Once spring training came to an end, the San Francisco Giants wasted little time revealing their Opening Day roster.

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.

It wasn’t long ago that Madison Bumgarner made a speedy recovery from a serious injury. Because of that, Henry Schulman told Gary & Larry that it’s not impossible for Bumgarner to do the same with his current injury.

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.

In light of Madison Bumgarner’s recent injury, the San Francisco Giants are reportedly giving Ty Blach the nod for Opening Day.

With Madison Bumgarner and Jeff Samardzija both expected to miss at least the first month of the season with late-spring injuries, the Giants are left to change their strategy for 2018.