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A few months ago, no one knew where Tim Lincecum was. On Wednesday, it looks like the 33-year-old is eyeing a comeback to Major League Baseball.

The San Francisco Giants announced that the team will retire uniform number 25 and celebrate the career of Giants great Barry Bonds

Could the Giants once again make a run at the biggest name on the open market next season?

The San Francisco Giants have extended non-roster invitations for Major League Spring Training to the following 16 players, club Senior Vice President and General Manager Bobby Evans announced today.

The Giants released the complete 2018 Promotions Schedule which will feature giveaways and events celebrating the team’s 60 years in San Francisco, traditional fan favorites, retro inspired and kids only giveaways and a Giants Wall of Fame ceremony.

Last season, the Giants bid farewell to two highly beloved pitchers in Matt Cain and Ryan Vogelsong. Although fans won’t see them take the mound every fifth day in the orange and black, they will forever be able to see Cain and Vogelsong enshrined outside of AT&T Park when their plaques are added to the Giants’ Wall of Fame […]

After an elongated cold spell, the stove stayed hot for the Giants this week with the signing of outfielder Austin Jackson. The acquisition continued a pattern of aggressive moves from the Giants front office, that also included trading for multi-time All-Stars Andrew McCutchen and Evan Longoria, as a means to address massive holes in the […]

The Giants are bringing back an old friend to beef up their minor league pitching depth. Right-handed pitcher Chris Heston, who played for San Francisco from 2014-2016, is returning to the club on a minor-league deal, according to Alex Pavlovic of NBC Bay Area. Heston had a break out rookie season with the orange and […]

The Giants still have interest in trading for former NL MVP Andrew McCutchen, and trade talks resumed this week, according to a report by Jon Morosi of MLB Network.

According to Matt Sosnick, the agent of lefty-power-hitting outfielder Jay Bruce, on KNBR 680’s Gary Radnich Show with Larry Krueger, his client could very well be the next big name heading to the Bay.