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The SF Giants’ latest roster moves created new questions, but Bryce Eldridge, Jesus Rodriguez, Casey Schmitt, and Trevor McDonald helped provide a needed lift.
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The SF Giants’ offense is trending toward one of the worst seasons in franchise history, with alarming numbers in home runs, walks and on-base production.
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The SF Giants were swept by the Phillies in a painful doubleheader, going homerless at Citizens Bank Park as late-game decisions and missed chances proved costly.
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The SF Giants were shut out for the sixth time this season as key bats continued to scuffle and Tyler Mahle’s strong start unraveled in Philadelphia.
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The SF Giants head to Philadelphia looking to win a fourth straight series against a Philadelphia Phillies team stuck in a brutal slide.
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Casey Schmitt has long been the SF Giants’ utility option, but his improved discipline, power and adaptability are turning him into something more valuable.
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The SF Giants face the Marlins with an opportunity to stay hot, continue their recent surge, and take advantage of a Miami team still searching for consistency.
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Dominant pitching and Patrick Bailey’s clutch blast helped the SF Giants secure a rare series win over the Dodgers in a statement victory.
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The SF Giants face the Dodgers looking to build real momentum after an uneven road trip and finally show their offense can click as a unit.
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Rafael Devers’ slow start with the SF Giants is raising questions about his defensive fit at first base while the lineup still waits for his power to arrive.
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The Nationals enter with one of baseball’s hottest offenses, while the SF Giants are still searching for runs as they try to salvage a rough road trip.
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The SF Giants’ 2-1 loss to the Reds showed how spring training both warned of walk issues and misled on their power, as Robbie Ray’s strong start was wasted.
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The SF Giants are off to a rough start to the 2026 season and president of baseball operations Buster Posey has a lot of questions to answer for.
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The SF Giants open a key road series in Cincinnati against a Reds team dealing with many of the same problems which should make for an interesting matchup.
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After years of adversity and bouncing around multiple organizations, Matt Gage is finally carving out a dependable role in the SF Giants bullpen.
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The SF Giants begin a pivotal road trip in Baltimore against an Orioles team whose early-season numbers look strikingly similar to San Francisco's.
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Tony Vitello’s decision to start Daniel Susac and use Jung Hoo Lee off the bench against a lefty may be a lineup adjustment the SF Giants need to keep.
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Jung Hoo Lee’s slow start is only part of the problem as the SF Giants continue to battle sloppy offense, baserunning mistakes, and a lack of production.
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The SF Giants are just nine games into the season, but inconsistency at the plate and growing pitching concerns are already starting to raise questions.
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The SF Giants finally found answers against left-handed pitching in a 7-2 win over the Mets, breaking through with big hits and a much-needed offensive showing.
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