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The SF Giants are going to be looking to add starting pitchers this offseason, so why not take a swing for the best? With reports that the Detroit Tigers and ace Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal are $250 million apart in contract negotiations, could the Giant

The big name in the search for the next SF Giants manager as of late has been University of Tennessee head coach Tony Vitello. Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow warns there could be some issues if the team hires Vitello, though.

The SF Giants got some bad news with a recent rumor that suggests first baseman Paul Goldschmidt may reunite with the Arizona Diamondbacks this offseason. The notorious Giants nemesis may be coming back to the NL West for round two.

While the Tony Vitello hire is not official, if he does become the next manager of the SF Giants he could help the team add a big name in Max Scherzer.

The qualifying offer is one of the first processes of the offseason. If the Giants sign a player who rejects a qualifying offer, what would the penalty be?

The Los Angeles Dodgers have moved through the playoffs with ease. After advancing to the World Series, the SF Giants division rivals shared an ominous message about where baseball could be heading.

The Silver Slugger Award finalists will be announced this Wednesday, October 22nd, for the National League and on Thursday, October 23rd for the American League. FanSided has announced an exclusive partnership with Louisville Slugger to announce all of th

The SF Giants are going to be involved in the pitching market this offseason, and one big name may have just become available. Cincinnati Reds ace Hunter Greene may be available in trade talks based on recent rumors.

The SF Giants are reportedly trying to close a deal with University of Tennessee head coach Tony Vitello to make him the next manager of the Giants. However, we have not heard of a deal getting finalized yet which suggests it may not be a done deal.

While the SF Giants have identified University of Tennessee coach Tony Vitello as their top target for manager, the conversation should soon shift to the coaching staff. That will be the key for any prospective manager's success in San Francisco.

The SF Giants have a need for a power-hitting outfielder, but they are not the only team in the NL West with that need. According to Jon Heyman of The New York Post (subscription required), the Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to pursue Kyle Tucker.

The SF Giants should be aggressive in free agency, but not with these five players who would probably end up hurting the team more than helping them at a hefty cost.

The Silver Slugger finalists are set to be announced soon and FanSided has teamed up with Louisville Slugger to exclusively announce the finalists and winners. In anticipation of this, let's take a look at some surprising former SF Giants who took home a

The Los Angeles Dodgers look like they are cruising towards a second straight World Series title. Former SF Giants pitcher Blake Snell has been great for the Dodgers in the playoffs, and his comments on Logan Webb leave one wondering "what if?"

With the big news breaking that the SF Giants are reportedly "closing in" on Tony Vitello as their next manager, it is important to recognize that this is not a done deal and has the potential to blow up in Buster Posey's face.

If you have watched the SF Giants in recent seasons, then you likely know by now that they just do not steal bases at a high volume. The incoming coaching staff should prioritize getting more value out of the roster on the bases.

There are quite a few soon-to-be free agents who would provide a boost to the SF Giants lineup. However, if they are limited to first base or DH, it is going to be a tough roster fit.

With the news coming out that the SF Giants are looking to hire Tony Vitello for their managerial opening, it seems that the University of Tennessee head coach was the second choice of president of baseball operations Buster Posey.

Young SF Giants outfielder Drew Gilbert provided an immediate burst of energy when he was added to the roster in August. Did he do enough on the field to earn a role on the 2026 roster?

The SF Giants need starting pitching depth and an overhaul of the bullpen, but need to avoid these pitcher free agents.