San Francisco

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced in a press conference on Thursday afternoon that professional sports will be allowed to take place within the city starting on June 15th.

We have reached the tipping point.

Much like the 49ers’ only loss of the season against the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday will be remembered for missed opportunities and moments of questionable clock management.

Alex Rodriguez probably won’t decide to park his car on the street again next time he covers a game.

Tuesday afternoon the Giants announced that catcher Stephen Vogt will start in left field for San Francisco. Forcing Vogt’s hot bat into the lineup was not enough to spark any sort of offense for the Giants against Atlanta’s pitching, that is until the absolute last moment in Tuesday night’s game.

The Giants made a ton of moves heading into this season, and Zaidi gave some insight into the thought process that goes into adding a player.

Nick Bosa answered questions about how excited he was for the draft, as well as addressed some of the concerns some have about his Twitter account.

It was a long, frustrating day for the Giants as they fell to the Washington Nationals, 4-2, in the series finale.

On Tuesday night, Kevin Pillar continued to win the hearts of Giants fans after a double to left plus a wild bounce cleared the bases.

San Francisco Mayor, London Breed calls for greater accountability from the San Francisco Giants and Major League Baseball regarding the incident with Larry Baer and his wife