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Oracle Park Lands the 2028 All-Star Game. The Ballpark Was Always the Star.
MLB awarding San Francisco the 2028 All-Star Game reads as a civic triumph, but it's really a verdict on the building, not the ballclub: the Giants…
The Last Anchor Goes Dark: Matt Chapman's Season Ends and the Giants Become an Audition
On August 11, Matt Chapman flew to Philadelphia to have a hernia and a torn core muscle repaired, ending his season.
The Giants Paid Jeff Kent for Washing His Truck. Harrison Bader Gets the Hammer.
The Giants are trying to suspend Harrison Bader's pay after he rode an electric scooter into a parked fire engine at two in the morning — a move that…
Oaksterdam Blazers: The Ballers' "Family-Friendly" Cannabis Experiment
The Oakland Ballers' upcoming 'Oaksterdam Blazers' cannabis-themed game night on July 31 is a bold cultural experiment, blending independent baseball…
The Two Threats to Luis Arráez’s Batting Title Chase? A Trade and a Former Giant
Luis Arráez is chasing history with the San Francisco Giants, but two unexpected threats—a former Giant leading the league in batting and the looming…
The Burden and the Birthright: Peyton Bonds and the Giants’ Unbreakable Lineage
Peyton Bonds, Barry Bonds' nephew and Bobby Bonds Sr.'s grandson, has been drafted by the San Francisco Giants, bringing a new generation of an…
The World Cup at Levi's: A Global Stage, a Local Question Mark
The World Cup's vibrant, global spectacle at Levi's Stadium sharply contrasts with the Bay Area's struggling local sports landscape, prompting a…
Giants to Cover the Runline at Home Against Rockies
The initial assignment had me looking into LeBron James' free agency, but that story has been thoroughly explored, and there's no betting market for…
Dodgers-Rockies: Hammer the Over as Pitching Woes, Debut Jitters Collide
Sal Moreno, Sporting here, and if you're looking for fireworks tonight, Chavez Ravine is the place to be.
Rockies to cover against struggling Sasaki
The Dodgers are a public team, always heavily favored, especially at home against the Colorado Rockies.
Oracle Park Works Its Magic: Under 7.5 for Blue Jays-Giants
Tonight, the Toronto Blue Jays visit the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park, and while the Giants have been struggling of late, I'm looking away…
The Giants' Pitching Crisis: Logan Webb and the Systemic Collapse
The San Francisco Giants' pitching staff isn't just struggling; it's undergoing a systemic collapse, a meticulously built house of cards falling in…
Buster Posey Called the Devers Mess a Non-Issue. That Word Did a Lot of Work.
On June 22nd in Miami, with the Giants trailing the Marlins by a run in the ninth, Rafael Devers drew a leadoff walk — and then rookie Jonah Cox…
The Giants Have Forgotten Whose City This Is: A Reckoning
Six weeks after the Pride Night cap controversy, the San Francisco Giants are facing a reckoning.
The Cartilage Tear That Canceled the A's Season
Brent Rooker is done for the year. The two-time All-Star and the only consistent power threat in the Oakland Athletics' lineup will undergo…
The File Won't Close: Inside the Giants' Pride Night Limbo
Three weeks after the Giants' Pride Night cap controversy, MLB has declared the matter closed and assured players they'll never be disciplined.
Both Sides, Nobody's Friend: The Giants Tried to Stay Out of It. Now Nobody's Taking Their Side.
The San Francisco Giants spent three decades earning a specific kind of civic franchise credibility, the kind built on being the LGBTQ+-friendliest…
Two Wrecked Rotations Meet at the Bay Bridge
The Bay Bridge Series used to mean something.
North Star, Sideways Ribbon: The Giants and the Fans They Spent Thirty Years Earning
For thirty-two years the Giants were the franchise that showed up for queer San Francisco first — Until There's a Cure Day in 1994, the first Pride…
The Giants Found a Pulse. The Braves Lost Theirs. Take San Francisco at Even Money.
Tuesday night the Giants did something they'd basically forgotten how to do: they scored late and meant it.
The Possum and the Standings: Oakland's Other Baseball Team Is Losing, and Nobody at Raimondi Park Cares
The Oakland Ballers are 14-19 and eighth in the Pioneer League, and this weekend they're hosting Phish Night, "Oakland Stands Up," and Christmas in…
The Same Day: Solomon Bates Came Out as a Giant, and Was Gone by Sundown
In June 2026, three Giants pitchers wrote a Bible verse over the rainbow on their Pride caps and became a national story.
A College Coach Walks Into a Big-League Room: The Vitello Experiment's Real Test Isn't Rafael Devers
Here is the scene, because the scene is the whole thing.
Two Broken Offenses Meet at Oracle. Take the Under.
There's a temptation, when the A's roll into Oracle Park as the "road" team they technically are these days, to write the surge story.
The Warning Was Always Rubber: Manfred's Letter to Hawley Closes the Pride-Cap File
Eleven days ago, MLB warned three Giants pitchers that writing Bible verses on Pride Night caps was "a violation of our rules." This week Rob Manfred…
Webb Is Great. The Giants' Bullpen Isn't. I'll Take the Hot Dog at +125.
I have written about this Giants–Marlins series so many times this week that loanDepot Park should comp me a parking spot.