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After the Astros fired their general manager, maybe the SF Giants are going to do the same thing fairly soon.
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The MLB Power Rankings take on a different look this week, as September baseball is around the corner. The Phillies and Rays leap up the rankings, while the Tigers and Pirates are out of it.
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There were high hopes when Buster Posey was hired as the SF Giants' president of baseball operations. Two years into the job and there have been ups and downs.
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Measuring offense with statistics has always been easier than measuring defense – it’s that way in baseball, and it’s that way in every sport, really. If a play
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The SF Giants made some decisions in the offseason that have come back to bite them. They're going to have to fix them ahead of next season.
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Giants rumors

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Giants Prospects News

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Rafael Devers returned to Fenway Park for the first time since being traded and received a mixed reception from Boston Red Sox fans. This surprised SF Giants manager Tony Vitello, who even suggested that those who booed Devers are new to the fan base.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants had hoped that a shift to right field would help Jung Hoo Lee's defense after he struggled in center field last year. However, that has not been in the case, and the 28-year-old outfielder had another misplay in Friday night's game against t
Jeff Young|
SF Giants skipper Tony Vitello subtly criticized Red Sox fans after they booed Rafael Devers in Boston on Friday night.
Nick San Miguel|
Awful Announcing has snubbed the SF Giants broadcast crew before and they dd it one more time before Mike Krukow's retirement.
Nick San Miguel|
It has been a disastrous season for the SF Giants, but Tony Vitello might finally be finding his comfort in his new role. Andrew Baggarly of The Athletic joined the Dirty Work Show on KNBR on Thursday and expressed that managing a younger roster.
Jeff Young|
Tony Vitello is here to stay for now, but there will likely be a catch. Buster Posey told John Shea of The San Francisco Standard that Vitello will be back in 2027.
Jeff Young|
Young SF Giants players are getting their chance to audition right now. Some are taking advantage while others are letting their opportunity slip.
Nick San Miguel|
SF Giants shortstop Willy Adames has struggled on defense this year, but the team cannot really do anything about it right now.
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The SF Giants are about to take on the Red Sox in Boston but Rafael Devers may not get a chance to troll his former team.
Nick San Miguel|
If all goes according to plan, the SF Giants will call up former top prospect Marcelo Mayer ahead of the three-game series against the Boston Red Sox. Where will he play in the field?
Jeff Young|