Giants' dynamic duo: Prospects Gonzalez, Hernández flashing their skills at San Jose
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Giants suspend payment on Bader's salary following scooter crash
SAN DIEGO -- President of baseball operations Buster Posey announced Friday that the Giants will be suspending payment of Harrison Bader’s salary while they look into the circumstances of a scooter crash that further damaged the 32-year-old outfielder’s injured left foot on Sunday. “Over the weekend, Harrison Bader was involved
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Excitement is at a fever pitch for the 2026 season in the Bay Area, and GIANTS.TV is your guide to all the action all season long.
Ray delivers 6-inning gem as Giants future remains uncertain
SAN DIEGO -- Robbie Ray has been traded four times over his professional career, the most recent of which brought him over to the Giants from the Mariners in January 2024. The expectation is he’ll be moved a fifth time in the coming days, as the 34-year-old left-hander is viewed
Giants No. 1 prospect launches first Single-A homer -- off a big leaguer!
Josuar Gonzalez has only been at Single-A for four games, but he's already showing he's up to the challenge. MLB's No. 15 prospect teed off on his first California League big fly on Thursday, sending a tape-measure moonshot over the scoreboard in left field in San Jose's 9-7 loss to
Susac swats out of slump with 1st and 2nd career Major League homers
SAN FRANCISCO -- More than halfway through his rookie season, Daniel Susac can finally say he’s gone yard in the big leagues. The Giants’ young backstop crushed his first two career Major League homers to set the tone for a 16-3 romp over the first-place Brewers on Wednesday afternoon at
Latest Giants injuries & transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Giants injury news and transactions.
Longtime fan Flora returns to Oracle Park as Giants' 1st-round pick
SAN FRANCISCO -- Jackson Flora is no stranger to Oracle Park. The No. 4 overall pick of the 2026 MLB Draft, Flora grew up rooting for the Giants in nearby Pleasanton, Calif., and joked that he must have sat in every seat in the ballpark when he attended games as
Prospects who could be dealt by the Trade Deadline -- one for each team
The Trade Deadline is approaching: Monday at 6 p.m. ET. Deals will be made and prospects will change addresses.
Bader's injury recovery delayed by scooter crash
SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants center fielder Harrison Bader will face a lengthier rehab process than expected after he was involved in a scooter accident that further damaged his injured left foot, the club announced Tuesday. Bader has been out since May 29 with left plantar fasciitis and met with Dr.
First pitch at a Giants game a special thrill for The Story So Far guitarist Will Levy
SAN FRANCISCO -- Hailing from Walnut Creek, an East Bay suburb of the San Francisco Bay Area, The Story So Far have made quite a name for themselves in the pop-punk/alternative scene since forming in 2007. They've released five studio albums and are consistently on the road playing to sizable
Schmitt has left meniscus tear, could miss rest of '26 season
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants got bad news regarding breakout infielder Casey Schmitt, who landed on the 10-day injured list with a left knee meniscus tear on Tuesday. Infielder Osleivis Basabe was selected from Triple-A Sacramento in a corresponding move. Schmitt sustained the injury while running the bases in the
As Deadline nears, Mahle shows best stuff in 6 scoreless innings
SAN FRANCISCO -- Second baseman Luis Arraez and left-hander Robbie Ray have been viewed as the Giants’ most obvious candidates to be moved ahead of the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline. But there’s another pending free agent who seems likely to garner interest from contending teams over the next week: right-hander
Kent opens up, lets emotions flow during Hall of Fame induction
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Throughout his weekend of celebration as a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2026, Jeff Kent kept describing himself with one word: deflector. Deflecting is what kept people at arm’s length throughout the second baseman’s 17-year career. Deflecting made him a bit of a
Whisenhunt opens audition for rotation spot with career-high 7 K's
SAN FRANCISCO -- The opportunity is there for Carson Whisenhunt, but with that opportunity comes growing pains. The Giants left-hander dazzled at times Sunday at Oracle Park, using his changeup to keep the Angels off balance early and rack up six strikeouts over his first three innings.
Sun-splashed and spirited crowd watching, Beltrán, Andruw, Kent enshrined in Hall
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Baseball’s international influence was on display on Sunday in upstate New York. Fans from Braves Country sported white hats with a red No. 25 on them. The blue-and-white colors of Curaçao dotted the crowd. And a Puerto Rican party broke out during the ceremony as residents from
Lee's first homer in a month, Devers' 22nd jump start win for Giants
SAN FRANCISCO – There’s value in a well-timed ambush. Just ask the Giants’ Jung Hoo Lee. Mired in a monthlong slump that saw his average dip from .331 on June 23 to .299 entering play Saturday, the right fielder has gone through a rough stretch after a torrid start to
'He shouldn’t run': McCray's 94.3 mph laser sets up Devers' walk-off heroics
SAN FRANCISCO – Returning home after a rough 1-5 road trip through Seattle and Kansas City, the Giants sought a fresh start against the Angels. And though ace Logan Webb wasn’t his sharpest and a four-run lead had dissolved by the eighth, San Francisco had the last laugh in the
Not bad, Dad! Fan makes slick catch on foul ball while holding toddler
SAN FRANCISCO – That baseball instinct … it never leaves you. Even – especially? – if you’re a dad perched in the second deck at Oracle Park holding your toddler son.
Level smacks 2 home runs, 3 hits to continue breakout season
Jhonny Level just keeps hitting in his breakout season.
- Get tickets to a Minor League game The Giants’ No. 3 prospect -- and MLB Pipeline’s No. 46 overall -- crushed a pair of home runs Friday, his third multi-homer outing of the season and his first since a June
McDonald (UCL sprain) could miss rest of season; Bader (plantar fasciitis) shut down
SAN FRANCISCO – The Giants returned to the Bay Area battered and bruised after a 1-5 road trip through Seattle and Kansas City, and their homecoming was met with more rough news.
Eldridge is in Hall of Fame company. What does he need to do to stay there?
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