In his eighth year on the ballot, Barry Bonds was listed on ___ percent of ballots. He has two more chances to get into the Hall of Fame. 

Bartolo Colon found the perfect way to scratch his itch to pitch.

While his legacy in San Francisco will always be capturing those three World Series titles in a remarkable five-year span, Bochy’s reputation for fairness and having a genuine way of dealing with players has been of utmost importance to him during a decorated 25-year managerial career.

In his last week as the Giant’s manager, Bruce Bochy was honored with the key to the city.

Rookie call-up Mauricio Dubon recorded his first big league hit Thursday night, but the San Francisco Giants had little else to celebrate in a 5-3 loss to the San Diego Padres at Oracle Park.

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.

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.

There’s no truth to the rumor that James Holzhauer is a cyborg created to be the perfect “Jeopardy!” contestant. But given how he’s made a level of excellence rarely seen on the television quiz show appear almost mundane, it sometimes seems that way. Holzhauer eclipsed the $1 million mark in winnings Tuesday on his 14th appearance. Not only has he...

Two of the greatest players of all time, anda host of other current and former Giants, shared their respects after Peter Magowan’s death.

Peter Magowan, the former principal owner of the San Francisco Giants who was credited with keeping the team from moving away to Florida, died Sunday, the team confirmed on social media. He was 76.

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.

There’s no question about the end result for Barry Bonds when the 2019 National Baseball Hall of Fame class is announced Tuesday afternoon. The seven-time MVP has not gotten particularly close to induction in his previous six years on the ballot, and he won’t get in this year.

Dereck Rodriguez authored another strong outing and his battery-mate Nick Hundley drove in two runs as the Giants beat the Pirates 4-3 to win the series on Sunday.

“Bay Area Revelations: Champions of Baseball” premieres Friday, June 15, following the Giants and Dodgers game. An encore presentation will air June 23 at 7 p.m.

Barry Bonds talks about his father Bobby Bonds, godfather Willie Mays, career highlights and his favorite pitcher he faced in the game.

Larry Baer, president and CEO of the San Francisco Giants, shares what he’s most excited for as the team gears up for its 2018 regular season home opener.

No. 25 will no longer be worn by a San Francisco Giant.

Bruce Bochy sent Buster Posey up to pinch-hit in the eighth and it paid off as the All-Star delivered a two-run double to lift the Giants.

The all-time leader in home runs became the 49th face on the San Francisco Giants’ Wall of Fame Saturday.

Not much has gone right for the Giants this season, but for 84 games, Buster Posey has been a consistent positive. On Sunday, he was rewarded.