Alex Pavlovic

Kevin Pillar arguably was the Giants’ best player during the 2019 season. But he won’t be back with the team in 2020.

The Giants will recoup a draft pick if Bumgarner signs elsewhere.

The Giants offered $17.8 million qualifying offers to Madison Bumgarner and Will Smith. Here’s what it all means.

Madison Bumgarner got a chance to say goodbye, just in case. 

Tim Lincecum made his first public appearance at Oracle Park since 2015 and was showered with the loudest standing ovation of the day.

Bruce Bochy might not be done managing after all.

The Giants have kept some numbers on the “unofficially retired” list over the years and have tried to quietly nudge players away from wearing certain ones, but on Sunday they made it official for one of the most important players in franchise history. Beginning next season, no Giants player will ever wear Will Clark’s No. 22 again.

The Madison Bumgarner era in San Francisco will continue for at least another two months.

It looks like more and more likely Madison Bumgarner will stay with the Giants after the MLB trade deadline.

Madison Bumgarner put on a show in what could have been his last start for the Giants at Oracle Park with the July 31 trade deadline nearing.

With their first selection since joining the Giants, Farhan Zaidi and Michael Holmes went with a formula that has worked in San Francisco. They selected an outfielder who went to Serra High School and then starred at Arizona State.

Farhan Zaidi talked all winter of adding a veteran right-handed bat to the outfield. He had to wait until the season was nearly a week old, but he got one of the players he sought along.

Seemingly a lock for the roster at the start of camp, Sandoval finds himself in a tough spot.

Matt Cain walked into the clubhouse Saturday morning and found himself confronted by … Matt Cain. A whole lot of Matt Cain.

The No. 1 overall pick is a nice prize in June, but the Giants took a step toward No. 2 on Friday night. They hammered the Padres 8-0 to kick off the final series of the year.

Every year, the Giants go to great lengths to make sure past winners are at AT&T Park for the Willie Mac Award ceremony. Some of the acceptance speeches can get long, but the namesake of the award was always quick. Willie McCovey would announce the winner, and then he would move out of the way, letting the spotlight shine on...

In his seventh year on the Hall of Fame ballot, Barry Bonds added nearly three percent to his total, but still isn’t close to being inducted.

For their last season in Northern California, the Raiders reportedly are headed to the other side of the Bay Area.

All along, the Giants have been viewed as a short-term solution for Bryce Harper. That’s not actually the case. 

For over a decade, Bruce Bochy has stood in the middle of the clubhouse at Scottsdale Stadium and tried to find the right words to inspire his players before the first workout of a new season. His season-opening speech Monday, his 13th as a Giant, provided the most powerful message yet.