John Shea

Twenty-seven years after Orlando Cepeda was enshrined in Cooperstown, the team is sending a delegation of nearly 40 people to celebrate Jeff Kent’s induction.

In Cooperstown, the former Giants second baseman showed that there is in fact crying in baseball.

As Cooperstown embraced Jeff Kent, former Giants great Juan Marichal made the case that Bonds deserves a plaque too.

The outfielder, who has a history of scooter incidents, was involved in a collision outside the Marina’s Balboa Cafe that further hurt his injured foot.

The left-hander is due nearly $8 million the rest of the season, but the Giants might be willing to eat some of the salary to land a better prospect.

The outfielder signed a two-year, $20.5 million deal, but was injured in a scooter accident outside Balboa Cafe in San Francisco.

The outfielder is under team control through 2030, and there are several contenders seeking right-handed power hitters.

After sending Tyler Mahle to Atlanta on Sunday, Buster Posey completed another deal with an AL East club on Monday.

ARLINGTON, Texas — With less than an hour to go before Monday's trade deadline, Buster Posey beat the buzzer. Twice.

The Giants’ president of baseball operations made five trades and acquired eight players ahead of Monday’s deadline. It was a win for the organization.