San Francisco Giants
Coverage of San Francisco Giants in the Nexus archive.
- Giants trade tiers: 6 categories, 31 players, and only 1 sure thing
The San Francisco Giants have organized their roster into six trade tiers with 31 players, but only rookie Bryce Eldridge is considered untouchable. General manager Buster Posey must remain open to trade offers for all other players.
- 2026 Major League Baseball Draft Signing Bonuses
The 2026 Major League Baseball Draft Signing Bonuses article lists the top selections through competitive balance round A, including teams, positions, schools, and specific signing bonuses for some players, such as $5 million for the Miami Marlins' Jacob Lombard and $3,997,500 for the Atlanta Braves' AJ Gracia.
- If no work stoppage, Twins to open 2027 season in Kansas City
Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Twins' schedule, with the team opening the season in Kansas City on March 25 if there is no labor stoppage. The schedule includes a home opener against the Rays on April 2, 16 April home games, and a July Rivalry Weekend series against the Brewers. A potential lockout before the December 1 labor contract expiration raises concerns about a delayed season start.
- 5 Giants storylines that will define their future — starting with who gets traded
The San Francisco Giants face a roster reshaping deadline for Buster Posey by August 3, as playoff contention is no longer viable. Key focus is on trades and roster adjustments to define the team's future.
- ‘Section 415’ podcast: Buster Posey’s most important month with the Giants
Buster Posey, the president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants, has opportunities to improve the franchise through the MLB draft and ahead of the Aug. 3 trade deadline.
- Baseball writer says 'bigoted' free agents shouldn't sign with Giants after pride hat controversy
The San Francisco Giants faced controversy after players objected to wearing rainbow-colored 'Pride Night' hats, with some writing Bible verses or opting for traditional hats. Major League Baseball issued a warning, prompting a Department of Justice investigation and criticism from Senator Josh Hawley. Giants beat reporter Susan Slusser suggested 'bigoted free agents' might avoid signing with the team due to the fallout.
- Concord man who sold fake Willie Mays bat gets 21 months in federal prison
A Concord sports memorabilia dealer was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for selling a baseball bat falsely claimed to have been used by Willie Mays in the 1954 World Series. The individual pleaded guilty to wire fraud in December 2025.
- Rafael Devers homers twice and drives in 4 as Giants blank Braves 5-0 behind Logan Webb
Rafael Devers homered twice and drove in four runs as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Atlanta Braves 5-0. Logan Webb pitched seven innings, allowing one hit and six strikeouts to secure the win.
- Rafael Devers homers twice and drives in 4 as Giants blank Braves 5-0 behind Logan Webb
Rafael Devers hit two home runs and drove in four runs as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Atlanta Braves 5-0, led by Logan Webb's seven-inning one-hitter with six strikeouts. Devers reached 800 career RBIs, and the Giants avoided falling 16 games under .500 for the first time since 2018.
- Braves place Robert Suarez on IL with right elbow inflammation
The Atlanta Braves placed right-hander Robert Suarez on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation, backdated to June 23. Right-hander Hurston Waldrep was recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett to replace Suarez on the roster. The move follows ongoing injury challenges for the Braves, with Waldrep expected to serve as a bulk reliever against the San Francisco Giants.
- Braves place Robert Suarez on IL with right elbow inflammation
The Atlanta Braves placed right-hander Robert Suarez on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation, backdated to June 23. Right-hander Hurston Waldrep was recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett to replace Suarez. Waldrep, previously sidelined by loose bodies in his right elbow, is expected to serve as a bulk reliever in Friday's game against the San Francisco Giants.
- 5 glaring reasons why major league baseball should immediately stop celebrating Pride Night
The article argues that Major League Baseball's Pride Nights have become increasingly radicalized, promoting diverse sexual preferences and gender reassignment, alienating conservative fans. It cites the San Francisco Giants' Pride Night event featuring drag queens and vow renewals as an example, while criticizing MLB's political stances on social issues like Black Lives Matter and Georgia's voting laws.
- Braves acquire former Georgia Tech star Joey Bart from Pirates
The Atlanta Braves traded for catcher Joey Bart from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for pitcher Hunter Stratton. The Braves designated Sandy León for assignment to make roster space. Bart, a Georgia Tech alumnus, was activated from the injured list and is set as the backup catcher behind Drake Baldwin.
- Opinion: Kaepernick had the right to protest. So do the Giants’ Bible-verse pitchers.
The article compares Colin Kaepernick's protest right to the San Francisco Giants' pitchers' Bible-verse protests, criticizing liberals for opposing Trump's criticism of Kaepernick while now targeting the pitchers. It highlights perceived inconsistency in liberal reactions to protest methods.
- MAGA comedian Rob Schneider offers to pay fines for Giants players over Pride protest
Four members of the San Francisco Giants' pitching staff refused to fully participate in the team's Pride Night. Comedian Rob Schneider has offered to pay any fines the players might face. Democratic State Sen. Scott Wiener, Vice President JD Vance, and GOP Sen. Josh Hawley have commented on the situation.
- Braves lose battle of rookie pitchers to Giants in doubleheader’s nightcap
The Atlanta Braves lost 7-5 to the San Francisco Giants in the doubleheader’s nightcap as Giants rookie Carson Whisenhunt outperformed Braves rookie JR Ritchie. The Giants hit three homers in the second inning, including a two-run shot by Luis Arraez, and swept the doubleheader after winning the opener 7-2.
- San Francisco Giants ready to sell star players ahead of trade deadline as Buster Posey's rebuild unravels
The San Francisco Giants are preparing to trade star players ahead of the MLB trade deadline due to their poor 2026 season performance. With a 30-43 record and 17 games behind the Dodgers, reports indicate the team is open for business, targeting expensive players like Rafael Devers, Willy Adames, and Matt Chapman. Buster Posey's leadership as president of Baseball Operations has been criticized as the team's struggles continue despite increased payroll.
- Braves lose to Giants 7-2 in Game 1 of doubleheader
The Atlanta Braves lost 7-2 to the San Francisco Giants in Game 1 of a doubleheader. Robbie Ray pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings in relief, while Rafael Devers and Jung Hoo Lee hit back-to-back homers for the Giants. The doubleheader was scheduled after Tuesday night’s game was suspended due to rain.
- How Matt Chapman’s no-trade clause and desire to ‘win here’ will shape the Giants’ plans
Third baseman Matt Chapman, who has a no-trade clause and is owed $100 million through 2030, holds significant control over his future. The Giants' front office may consider approaching him about a trade despite his desire to 'win here.'
- Braves’ Drake Baldwin returns to lineup, batting leadoff vs. Giants
Drake Baldwin returns to the Atlanta Braves' lineup after a 10-day injured list stint, batting leadoff against the San Francisco Giants. The Braves, with a struggling OPS, face a Giants team with a strong recent offensive record but a poor overall standing.
- ‘Section 415’ podcast: Our early Giants trade deadline preview
The 'Section 415' podcast previews the Giants' trade deadline strategy, noting Buster Posey's likely pursuit of trading Luis Arráez and Robbie Ray. The Giants may also be forced to move some of their highest-paid stars.
- Major League Baseball warns San Francisco Giants players for writing Bible verses on Pride Night hats
Major League Baseball warned San Francisco Giants players for writing Bible verse designations on their hats during Pride Night. The players, including pitcher Landen Roupp, cited religious reasons for the message, while MLB stated the writing violated league rules. The article questions the league's selective enforcement of such rules, noting past instances of players writing messages on hats without repercussions.
- Luis García Jr. and James Wood lead the Nationals past the Giants 6-3 for their latest road win
The Washington Nationals defeated the San Francisco Giants 6-3, led by Luis García Jr.'s two-run homer and James Wood's three hits. The win marked the Nationals' fifth consecutive road series victory since 2014, with Jacob Young scoring a key run on a wild pitch in the seventh inning.
- Slumping shortstop Dansby Swanson sits, then scores winning run for Cubs
Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson was benched due to a batting slump but later scored the winning run as a pinch-runner. Manager Craig Counsell emphasized mental rest for Swanson, while pitcher Ben Brown delivered a strong performance with 5⅓ scoreless innings.
- How Logan Webb and the Giants are thinking about the future
As the Aug. 3 trade deadline approaches, Giants GM Zack Minasian stated the team is looking for Logan Webbs, signaling a focus on future planning.
- Phillies fire Rob Thompson and turn to Don Mattingly as new manager after dismal 10-19 start to season
The Philadelphia Phillies fired manager Rob Thompson after a 10-19 start to the season and appointed Don Mattingly as his replacement. The Giants, struggling to score runs, are managed by rookie Tony Vitello, while Phillies' new manager Mattingly aims to turn around the team's performance.