Just a few hours remain before San Francisco Giants pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training in Scottsdale, Ariz. The Giants enter 2010 with raised expectations after a 16-game improvement on their record. That was good enough to get GM Brian ... (Continue reading)
Our friends across the pond call them the Noughties. Us Americans would probably choose the Aughts. Either way, with the clock striking 12 and the calendar switched over to Jan. 1, the first decade of the 2000s has come to a ... (Continue reading)
It had been a long time coming since the San Francisco Giants had a winning season. One of the best pitching staffs around overcame major deficiencies on offense, and for the first time since 2004, the Giants found themselves above the ... (Continue reading)
The arbitration deadline has come and gone and now is the time for the rumors to start to fly even more than they were before. For some teams, adding a veteran pitcher to the rotation or bullpen is priority No. 1. ... (Continue reading)
Coming into the 2009 season, many people wondered what exactly Tim Lincecum could do following a first full year in the bigs where he won the National League Cy Young Award. It's not that we expect a drop off or anything ... (Continue reading)
Ah, November baseball. Not the part of the month where frigid temperatures make players taking part in the World Series dress like they’re about to embark on a voyage to the Arctic. This is the part where the Major League Baseball ... (Continue reading)
Sept. 19, 2009 has two very different meanings for the San Francisco Giants organization. On one end of the spectrum, their High-A affiliate, the San Jose Giants, celebrated yet another California League championship after completely steamrolling the competition. On the other, their ... (Continue reading)
The day after GM Brian Sabean got a new two-year contract, it's only fitting that the two deadline deals that didn't exactly live up to the billing during the stretch drive. With the clear need to add offense, Sabean hit the ... (Continue reading)
With the 2009 season coming to an end this past weekend, another October will go by without the San Francisco Giants taking part in postseason baseball. However, unlike the previous four seasons, the Giants will be finishing the year above .500 ... (Continue reading)
With Sunday’s 4-3 win in extras over the San Diego Padres a thing of the past, the 2009 San Francisco Giants season is officially completed. Every one of the 162 games has been completed, and the book has been written. The ... (Continue reading)