San Francisco Giants
Grant McCray and Luis Matos both furthered their cases to make the Opening Day roster as the Giants beat the Rockies, 8-2, on Monday afternoon at Salt River Fields. McCray tallied a single, a double, a walk, a steal and scored two runs while Matos, the favorite to win the job, smashed a 108.2 mph single, stole a base of his own and scored a run.
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The Giants are winning up a storm this spring. What does history tell us about how predictive that will be for the regular ...
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On the topic of velocity, Hicks’ splitter sat in the 88-89 mph range on Sunday against the Padres. Last season, Hicks’ ...
Topics covered include whether the Giants projected win totals are light, how the rotation is shaping up and more.
The San Francisco Giants were under new management this offseason with Buster Posey taking over as president of baseball ...
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The Giants entered spring training with three Carsons in camp: Carson Whisenhunt, Carson Ragsdale and ...
Schoen also inked veteran special teamer (and linebacker) Chris Board, who last played for the Ravens, to a two-year deal ...
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