San Francisco Giants

On Tuesday the San Francisco Giants announced they’d be retiring Barry Bonds’ No. 25, making him the first player in franchise history to have his number retired by the club despite not being elected to the Hall of Fame.

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.

This is the first time in three years that Madison Bumgarner will attend FanFest.

This year’s Fan Fest is almost upon us! Be sure to check out this year’s map, as we’ve made a few major changes to the layout.

With Tim Lincecum scheduled to make another pitching showcase on February 15, The Athletic’s Andrew Baggarly said on KNBR Tonight that it’s not out of the question that the Giants would reunite with their former pitcher.

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.

Now that the Giants opened up the possibility of retiring the number of a player who’s not in the Hall of Fame, here are six active and retired candidates who could see their number enshrined at AT&T Park.

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.

The San Francisco Giants have been an anomaly during this slow offseason, in that they’ve actually participated in some wheeling and dealing while the rest of baseball sits on their hands. After a dreadful 98 loss season, the team has shown no signs of throwing in the towel by acquiring former All-Stars like Andrew McCutchen […]

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