San Francisco Giants

All Times EDT East Division W L Pct GB Philadelphia 64 39 .621 — New York 55 48 .534 9 Atlanta 54 48 .529 9½ Washington 48 56 .462 16½ Miami 38 66 .365 26½ Central Division W L Pct GB Milwaukee 59 44 .573 — St. Louis 53 50 .515 6 Pittsburgh 52 51 .505 7 Cincinnati 50 53 .485 9 Chicago 49 56 .467 11 West Division W L Pct GB Los Angeles 62 43 .590 — San Diego 56 50 .528 6½ Arizona 54 50 .519 7½ San Francisco 50 55 .476 12 Colorado 38 66 .365 23½ Friday's Games Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 3, Tampa Bay 2, 10 innings N.Y. Mets 8, Atlanta 4 San Diego 6, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 6, Chicago Cubs 0 Houston 5, L.A. Dodgers 0, 7 innings Miami 6, Milwaukee 2 Washington 10, St. Louis 8, 10 innings

The slumping San Francisco Giants are set to make a major change. With the trade deadline coming up, the team seems to be gearing up for a rebuild. Insider Jon Morosi has pinpointed two Giants players who will more than likely be moved at the deadline. Morosi said that outfielders Mike Yastrzemzki and Michael Conforto are the two candidates who will likely be traded.

Tyler Fitzgerald after hitting a home run | Stan Szeto-USA TODAY Sports () Fitzgerald has been on a pace not seen since Bonds for the San Francisco Giants. by: Josh Wilson Posted: Jul 27, 2024 / 07:04 AM CDT Updated: Jul 27, 2024 / 07:04 AM CDT SHARE Tyler Fitzgerald is on an incredible run for the San Francisco Giants that started before the All-Star break and picked back up right where he left off. July 9, against the Toronto Blue Jays, Fitzgerald hit a home run. When he next saw the field again, he homered on July 20. Then, for good measure, he added three consecutive games with home runs after that. He went two games without a home run to follow, but put up a two-homer game—the first of his

Ryan Feltner and Blake Snell, two pitchers who haven't recorded a win in their past 28 combined starts, are scheduled to go head-to-head on Saturday when the San Francisco Giants host the Colorado Rockies for a day/night doubleheader. The Giants took a big first step toward avenging a series loss at Colorado last week with an 11-4 shellacking on Friday night, riding a combined six hits -- including three homers -- seven runs and seven RBIs from Jorge Soler and Tyler Fitzgerald.

Right now, it's a mystery regarding what the San Francisco Giants are going to do ahead of the July 30 trade deadline. While the Giants don't have a ton of attractive pieces, anything they sell will likely get them an inflated package in return. Blake Snell is the one name who multiple teams around the league would love to get their hands on since he's started looking like the elite pitcher he's been throughout his career. According to Mike Puma of The New York Post, they have discussed a trade that would send their star outfielder Michael Conforto back to the New York Mets.

It's going to be an interesting next few days for the San Francisco Giants as the front office figures out what direction they want to take the franchise ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. The hope is their new-look rotation will provide the needed boost for them to make a push late in the year, especially with Blake Snell looking like his two-time Cy Young-winning self and Robbie Ray being fabulous in his team debut. There is some expectation that San Francisco will play out the remainder of the season and hold onto the star left-hander despite him generating some trade interest. In the meantime, though, the Giants were dealt a blow to their rotation as Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area reports their young starter Keaton Winn will undergo elbow surgery next week that will sideline him for the rest of the year.

Former Giants shortstop Nick Ahmed took a subtle dig at his old team after helping lead the Dodgers to victory against San Francisco on Thursday in Los Angeles.

Clayton Kershaw made his 2024 season debut for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday, pitching four innings and allowing two runs versus the San Francisco Giants.

Jordan Hicks and the Giants are preparing for his move to the bullpen, though a quirk in the schedule likely will give him a chance to make one more start.

If the Giants decide to sell at the MLB trade deadline, they reportedly have three veteran hitters who could be appealing to contending teams.

NBC Sports Bay Area analysts George Kontos and Randy Winn break down Erik Miller's emotional reaction after another outfield miscue while he was pitching.

The Dodgers need Tyler Glasnow to deliver more outings like his performance Wednesday during a home loss to the San Francisco Giants.

Robbie Ray, after recovering from surgery he underwent last spring, made his debut with the Giants on Wednesday.

CHICAGO — Jed Hoyer’s White Flag submission won’t go down in Chicago sports history like White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf’s memorable quote about his team’s White Flag trade in 1997. “Anyone who thinks we can catch Cleveland is crazy,” Reinsdorf told Chicago Sun-Times reporter Toni Ginnetti after the deadline deal of three veteran pitchers to the San Francisco Giants for prospects. The 1997 ...

Giants fans will notice two things about pitcher Robbie Ray when he makes his season debut in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The Giants lost 5-2, wasting another huge game from Tyler Fitzgerald and failing to take advantage of some shaky relieving from the Los Angeles Dodgers late in the game.

The Giants on Tuesday claimed outfielder Derek Hill off waivers from the Texas Rangers, who designated him for assignment over the weekend.

Young players are going to make mistakes, but right now the older Giants are doing the same, and this is a lineup that at the moment looks incapable of hitting itself out of trouble.

Teoscar Hernández had three hits and three RBIs, including a go-ahead single in the eighth inning, and the Los Angeles Dodgers extended their winning streak to four games by beating the San Francisco Giants 3-2 Monday night. Hernández lined a base hit up the middle with two outs in the eighth to drive in Kiké Hernández, who got aboard with a leadoff double against Erik Miller (3-3). It was Teoscar Hernández's 27th RBI with two outs, tied for fourth-most in the National League.