The San Francisco Giants reportedly are one of several teams currently in trade talks for Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta.

For all the celebrating this week, Duane Kuiper once again fell short winning the Ford C. Frick Award, the annual honor that goes to an MLB broadcaster for “major contributions to baseball.”

The San Francisco Giants have taken interest in a World Series champion relief pitcher from the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Athletics have added a big arm to their bullpen mix in the Rule 5 Draft, and as we mentioned could be a possibility, that arm came from the San Francisco Giants. The thought process here is that a pitcher from the Giants system would already be familiar with pitching in the A's (and River Cats') home ballpark in Sacramento.

The Giants had plenty to celebrate at the Winter Meetings this year. Franchise great Jeff Kent was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame via the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee on Sunday a

Andrew Susac, Daniel’s older brother, was drafted by the Giants out of Oregon State and played two seasons with San Francisco in 2014-15.

Former A's prospect and first round selection was selected by the Twins during Wednesday's Rule 5 Draft.

The Giants acquired catcher Daniel Susac. He is now the frontrunner to be the Giants’ backup to starting catcher Patrick Bailey.

A fourth-round pick by the Giants in the 2022 MLB Draft, Miles has battled durability concerns throughout his young career. He has already undergone two major surgeries, including Tommy John surgery in 2024 and a back procedure earlier in his development.

First-year San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello opens up on about leaving Tennessee baseball and starting fresh in the majors.