San Francisco's 5-0 loss Sunday to the Colorado Rockies completed a 1-5 journey that thoroughly humbled the reigning World Series champions. Their renowned starting pitching and defense crumbled miserably as they were outscored 52-28 by Toronto and Colorado.More» Zito uses quick hands to glove comebacker
Though the Giants could have used Marco Scutaro's hot hitting and Buster Posey's formidable presence to bolster Sunday's lineup, manager Bruce Bochy considered their long-term welfare and left both regulars on the bench for the series finale against the Colorado Rockies.More» Scutaro singles in first to extend hit streak
The Nationals' Zach Duke and the Giants' Ryan Vogelsong both are in need of solid starts as they get ready to square off in the opener of a three-game series Monday night at AT&T Park.More» Bochy on Vogelsong's outing vs. the Braves
The Giants' decision makers have an excellent reason for remaining patient with their struggling starting pitchers: Who's suitable to replace any of them?More» Chris Heston, RHP, Giants
San Francisco's free fall continued with Saturday night's 10-2 loss to the Colorado Rockies. Tim Lincecum surrendered six runs in five innings and committed a third-inning throwing error that enabled the Rockies to score three runs while hitting only one ball out of the infield.More» Lincecum slips off mound resulting in a balk
Returning to a 13-man pitching staff Saturday, the Giants recalled right-hander Jean Machi from Triple-A Fresno. First baseman Brett Pill was optioned to Fresno to clear a roster spot.More» Jean Machi escapes eighth-inning threat
A day after the Giants committed a season-high four errors, manager Bruce Bochy conducted a pregame meeting Saturday to remind players about the evils of mental mistakes.More» Rockies topple Giants in a slugfest
Madison Bumgarner allowed the first grand slam of his career as the Giants squandered a 4-0 lead at Coors Field and took their first loss in 11 games against the Rockies, though Buster Posey and Co. nearly battled back from a five-run deficit.More» Posey's solo homer inches the Giants closer
Jeremy Affeldt owns the lowest ERA (3.07) and ranks second in opponents' batting average (.228) among pitchers who have thrown at least 70 innings at Coors Field, success the Giants reliever attributes to making adjustments to suit the mile-high atmosphere.More» Affeldt hurls two perfect frames in relief
The Giants led the National League in hitting entering Friday with a .269 mark. Hitting coach Hensley Meulens said this is a result of players buying into the team's offensive philosophy.More» Posey smacks an RBI double to center field
The Giants issued a statement Friday saying that Victor Torres, a batting coach and instructor in the club's player development department, died Wednesday in Florida at age 61.More»
The Giants scored eight unanswered runs to prevail, 8-6, lengthening their winning streak against National League West rival Colorado to 10 games.More» Pagan singles home two runs in the sixth
Tim Flannery got the feeling that Denver was destined to establish a bigger presence in the baseball world when he participated in an exhibition game here with the San Diego Padres against the Boston Red Sox in the late 1980s.More»
The 2012 World Series trophy, as part of a Giants weekend and celebration, will be on display at the Hall of Fame's Autumn Glory exhibit on June 22-23.More»Giants bring World Series trophy to New York
Emma Dewit and Georgie DeAntoni aren't your typical Giants fans. Already known entities at AT&T Park for their unique displays of support for their team, the stepcousins were the latest to take their shot at some cash on "Bucks on the Pond."More»Bucks visits AT&T Park
Ryan Vogelsong's rough season continued, as the right-hander lasted just two innings in an 11-3 Blue Jays rout of the Giants at Rogers Centre on Wednesday.More» Posey smacks an RBI double to center field
Reliever Santiago Casilla, who hasn't made an appearance since May 8, was available out of the bullpen for Wednesday's game against the Blue Jays, manager Bruce Bochy said.More» Casilla leaves game with right-knee injury
Matt Cain did not make San Francisco's trip to Toronto for a two-game set with the Blue Jays, manager Bruce Bochy revealed Wednesday. Bochy did not want to run the risk of unexpected travel delays out of Canada after Wednesday night's game to potentially disrupt his ace's routine for Thursday's start in Colorado.More» Cain twirls eight solid innings, Ks seven
Blue Jays manager John Gibbons doesn't get to see Buster Posey often, but his assessment of the backstop falls in line with the general consensus around baseball. "He has it all going for him. He's the best all-around catcher in the game," Gibbons said.More» Posey's double scores Scutaro in the fifth
Barry Zito was tagged for six runs in the first inning, which was enough to guide the Blue Jays to an easy 10-6 victory over the Giants at Rogers Centre on Tuesday.More» Belt swats a solo homer off the second deck
One thing manager Bruce Bochy likes about Interleague Play is that he can keep his regulars in the lineup but use them as designated hitters. Second baseman Marco Scutaro was given the start at DH for Tuesday's series opener against Toronto, and catcher Buster Posey will be the DH on Wednesday.More» Posey's double scores Scutaro in the fifth
The decision to recall first baseman Brett Pill from Triple-A Fresno was for two reasons, manager Bruce Bochy said. Pill forced the team's hand by swinging a hot stick in the Minors, but Bochy also said that he wanted to get outfielder Francisco Peguero, who was optioned to the Grizzlies to make room for Pill, more playing time.More» Pill triples to bring home Gillespie in sixth
A day Melky Cabrera will likely never forget came with little fanfare at Rogers Centre on Tuesday. The Blue Jays left fielder was presented with a World Series ring from Giants manager Bruce Bochy for his contributions to San Francisco's 2012 championship team.More» Melky collects four hits in win over Giants
Maybe the San Francisco Giants aren't going to tease us this year. Maybe, just maybe, they're going to keep rolling out quality starts and not wait until the last minute to make those playoff reservations. Regardless, we know not to take our eyes off them.More» Lincecum shuts down the Braves, fans seven
The Giants' starting pitchers no longer look lost, but they'll need a few more encouraging turns of the rotation to prove they're on the right path. Following a 10-game stretch in which they recorded just two quality starts, the Giants reeled off four such starts in five games, including three in a row in victories over the Braves last weekend.More» Zito fans three over seven strong frames
The Giants rewarded Brett Pill for his torrid hitting by recalling the first baseman Monday from Triple-A Fresno. To clear roster room for Pill, the Giants optioned outfielder Francisco Peguero to Fresno.More» Pill triples to bring home Gillespie in sixth
Tim Lincecum allowed two hits in seven shutout innings and received powerful offensive support Sunday as the Giants surged to their third consecutive victory over the Atlanta Braves, 5-1.More» Lincecum shuts down the Braves, fans seven
