Buster Posey

Buster Posey went on to have a legendary Giants career despite his 2011 injury, and he recently told The Athletic’s Andrew Baggarly he would be willing to have a conversation with Scott Cousins.

The Giants are hopeful that Buster Posey will play a key role for the Giants as their big offseason approaches.

The Giants announced on Wednesday that Buster Posey has bought into the ownership group.

The Giants announced a tentative list of players and coaches who will be back for Saturday’s 2012 reunion, but some big names weren’t on it.

Former Giants players, coaches and executives descended on Oracle Park to honor Buster Posey on Saturday in an emotional and often times hilarious ceremony.

When Buster Posey retired from baseball last year, he mentioned that he and his family would be moving back home to Georgia and it happened. The Giants’ legend sold his Lafayette home for more than $9 million.

For the first time since Buster Posey was drafted, the Giants are going through an exhibition season at Scottsdale Stadium without the catcher. They’re confident they can fill most of the leadership void.

Brandon Crawford wrote an emotional Players Tribune article dedicated to former teammate Buster Posey.

For the second time since he retired earlier this month, former Giants catcher Buster Posey received one of baseball’s big awards.

The 2021 season ended up being Buster Posey’s final one, and he went out on top. On Thursday, Posey won his fifth Silver Slugger Award.

San Francisco Giants star Buster Posey announced his retirement Thursday afternoon. Christie Smith reports.

Buster Posey announced Thursday that he is retiring from Major League Baseball. The seven-time All-Star catcher played his entire career with the San Francisco Giants, winning three World Series titles during his run.

No opponent knows Buster Posey like Clayton Kershaw, and the Dodgers icon paid the highest compliment to the retiring Giants legend.

Buster Posey chose family and his health in deciding to retire after 12 years as a Giant.

San Francisco Giants star Buster Posey announced his retirement Thursday afternoon.

In five years, Buster Posey will be eligible for the Hall of Fame for the first time, and it should be his only time on the ballot.

Buster Posey will retire from the Giants on Thursday, and the next conversation will be whether he belongs in Cooperstown.

It was never a matter of how long Buster Posey would catch. The real question was how long he would play baseball.

Posey will announce Thursday that he is retiring after 12 seasons and three World Series championships, NBC Sports Bay Area has learned.

Buster Posey won a couple of Comeback Player of the Year awards on Thursday. Gabe Kapler and Farhan Zaidi were also honored for the Giants’ 107-win season.