San Francisco Giants

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.

Although Duggar will start his season in Sacramento, Bochy is confident the 24-year-old will see action in San Francisco this season.

The San Francisco Giants beat the Oakland Athletics 3-0 on Tuesday night to close out Spring Training, but the most important part of the night came after the game had ended when Bruce Bochy made some major announcements about the team’s Opening Day roster.

Chris Stratton pitched five scoreless innings, striking out three in the San Francisco Giants final tune-up before the 2018 campaign.

After Jeff Samardzija and Madison Bumgarner sustained injuries on back-to-back days last week, another Giants pitcher, and possibly two, may soon be joining them on the disabled list.

Fifteen years after he managed his last ballgame with the Orange and Black, Dusty Baker is once again a San Francisco Giant. The organization made the announcement on Monday morning, that Baker will rejoin the club as a special advisor to CEO Larry Baer.

After Derek Holland’s strong start, the Giants fell victim to a six-run rally in the tenth inning that led to a 9-2 loss to the A’s.

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.

The fan favorite Bay Bridge Series between the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland A’s finally gets a proper trophy – The Bridge.

In light of losing Madison Bumgarner and Jeff Samardzija to the disabled list, Derek Holland reportedly will replace Jarrett Parker, who was designated for assignment, on the 25-man roster.