Mike Krukow

After showing rare honesty following his first appearance of spring training, Mike Krukow praised Mark Melancon for opening up about the condition of his arm while appearing on Murph & Mac Thursday morning.

With Major League Baseball passing rules regarding pace of play, Mike Krukow shared with Tolbert & Lund on Wednesday afternoon how he’d improve the pace of the game.

Although Hunter Strickland enjoyed a rebound last season, Mike Krukow told Murph & Mac there are still things the right-hander can work on this season.

The decision for the Giants to bring back Pablo Sandoval midway through the 2017 season was a somewhat shocking one, considering both the way he left the club, and his massive struggles during his time in Boston. Sandoval ended up playing in 47 games for the Giants last season, and wasn’t great, finishing with a .638 OPS, after getting off to a hot start.

As far as he’s seen, Mike Krukow told Murph & Mac on Tuesday morning that Andrew McCutchen, Evan Longoria, and Austin Jackson are the type of players the Giants want in their clubhouse.

The Giants stirred up mixed emotions when they announced their plan to retire Barry Bonds’ No. 25 later this season and Mike Krukow responded to the critical remarks made by ESPN’s Keith Olbermann on the decision with Murph & Mac on Thursday morning.

Before the Giants announced their plans to retire Barry Bonds’ No. 25 this August, Mike Krukow speculated with Murph & Mac that to be the case and he expressed his excitement at that possibility.

© Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports Over the course of his nine years in the major leagues, Madison Bumgarner has grown accustomed to winning. Even as a 21-year-old in 2010, Bumgarner was pitching lights-out baseball during the postseason and that continued on through the Giants’ three championship runs over the next five years. Yet, all good things must […]

The San Francisco Giants signed outfielder Gregor Blanco to a minor-league deal on Monday, after a one-year hiatus with the Arizona Diamondbacks last year.

While appearing on Murph & Mac Thursday morning, Mike Krukow reflected on the now Hall of Fame career of Trevor Hoffman and said Bruce Bochy played a key role in the closer’s success.