San Francisco Giants

Andrew Baggarly of The Athletic suggested on Tolbert & Lund Thursday evening that there might be something else to the relationship between Bumgarner and the Giants.

On Friday morning, it was reported that the Giants avoided arbitration with Joe Panik, settling at $3.45 million.

USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reported on Thursday morning that the Giants drew up a three-year contract for Jay Bruce, but their offer was $10 million less than the $39 million he received from the New York Mets.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow didn’t seem that bummed that the Giants passed on Bruce when he joined Murph & Mac Thursday morning, and argued that the 10-year veteran might not have been the greatest fit in San Francisco.

If worse comes to worse this offseason, Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle told KNBR Tonight that the Giants are not afraid to go over the luxury tax threshold in order to solve their outfield problems.

With an usually high amount of unsigned free agents, Mike Krukow claimed on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning that this will impact Spring Training.

During an interview with MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM, Evan Longoria shared how he’s working to get aquatinted with his new teammates.

During an interview with MLB Pipeline, Giants’ No. 2 prospect Tyler Beede reflected on 2017 and gave insight into his struggles last season.

As the Giants continue their talks with the Pittsburgh Pirates for Andrew McCutchen, Mike Krukow told Murph & Mac on Thursday morning that the team needs to continue their all-in mentality, regardless of the cost.

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.