Giants Spring Training

Pablo Sandoval returned to Giants spring training camp Saturday eager and ready to help his former San Francisco teammate Buster Posey in his new role.

San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin is confident relief pitcher Camilo Doval is in a “great space” entering the 2025 MLB season.

Giants outfielder Luis Matos is making a compelling case to be included in San Francisco’s Opening Day roster with a standout spring performance.

Alex Pavlovic breaks down where the San Francisco Giants’ roster battles stand midway through spring training.

The San Francisco Giants have a trio of Carsons knocking on the door of the big leagues.

Bob Melvin and the San Francisco Giants had a successful first taste of MLB’s trial run of an automated balls-and-strikes system.

San Francisco Giants top prospect Bryce Eldridge made a loud statement in his first spring training game Saturday in Surprise, Ariz.

Young right-handed pitcher Landen Roupp will start the San Francisco Giants’ first Cactus League game on Saturday as he battles for the final rotation spot with Kyle Harrison, Hayden Birdsong and Keaton Winn.

With Matt Chapman, Willy Adames and Tyler Fitzgerald slated to start for the San Francisco Giants, the coaching staff has to figure out who will be the primary backup.

Former San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy discussed his initial reaction when he heard Buster Posey was taking over as president of baseball operations.

While veteran Tom Murphy is in line to be the San Francisco Giants’ backup catcher in 2025, the team made sure it has depth at the position in case of injuries.

While the San Francisco Giants begin spring training with few camp battles, Buster Posey, Bob Melvin and the staff still need to figure out the fifth starter, a few bullpen jobs and who will be the designated hitter.

With spring training underway, Alex Pavlovic highlights five San Francisco Giants questions that could be answered in the coming weeks.