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It’s official. After days of speculation regarding how much time second baseman Joe Panik had left with the big league club, the Giants designated the six-year veteran for assignment on Tuesday afternoon.

Drafted by the A’s in the 32nd round of the 2012 MLB draft, the Winston-Salem, NC native owns an 8-9 record with a 4.08 ERA in 167 career relief appearances with Oakland over five big league seasons.

Giants center fielder Steven Duggar saved two runs on Saturday afternoon in Colorado, with a leaping catch over the wall to rob a would be home run by Ian Desmond in the bottom of the fifth inning.

Mike Yastrzemski gave the Giants a 4-2 lead in the fifth inning of Friday’s game vs. the Rockies, with a 472-foot, two-run bomb off the upper deck wall in right field.

On Friday afternoon Scooter Gennett was activated. On Friday evening he’ll get his first start as a member of the San Francisco Giants.

Joe Panik is safe, for now.

In a story straight out of a movie, the Oakland A’s have signed 23-year-old Nathan Patterson to a minor-league deal, after he hit 96 mph during a fan challenge at Coors Field in Denver last month.

Two hours following an incredibly eventful trade deadline for the San Francisco Giants, VP of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi hopped on KNBR with Tom Tolbert and Rod Brooks to discuss everyone who’s coming, going, and staying. Here’s what he said.

After months of rumors and conjecture, Madison Bumgarner will finish the 2019 season as a San Francisco Giant.

The Giants traded Mark Melancon to the Braves before Wednesday’s trade deadline, acquiring two pitchers in the process. Shortly after Melancon was informed that he’d be moving to Atlanta, he spoke with reporters.