Giants

The Giants filled another hole in their starting rotation with the return of Alex Wood.

“It felt like time stopped.”

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

The Hall of Fame ballot released Monday is filled with former Giants, including Barry Bonds and newcomers Tim Lincecum and Jake Peavy.

Brandon Belt will reportedly accept the Giants’ one-year qualifying offer, locking in a $18.4 million salary for 2022 and putting a key bat back in the heart of Gabe Kapler’s lineup.

In his first full season with the Giants, Gabe Kapler was named NL Manager of the Year. Kapler is the first Giant since Dusty Baker in 2000 to win the award.

Gabe Kapler, the heavy favorite to be NL Manager of the Year, signed a two-year extension with the Giants that will take him through the 2024 season.

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.

Giants President of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi was voted Major League Baseball’s Executive of the Year after San Francisco topped teams with 107 wins during the regular season

Brandon Crawford joins Willie Mays, Barry Bonds and J.T. Snow as the only four-time Gold Glove winners in Giants franchise history.

This would be a wild offseason for the Giants.

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.