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By: Maria Guardado
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Giants debuted a new outfielder in their 5-2 series-opening loss to the A’s on Friday night at Sutter Health Park. Infielder Casey Schmitt made his first career appearance in left field after Heliot Ramos was forced to depart the game with right quad tightness in the
By: Maria Guardado
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Giants will be without their starting left fielder in the coming weeks, as Heliot Ramos landed on the 10-day injured list with a right quad strain on Saturday. Ramos hurt his quad while attempting to make a sliding catch in the bottom of the fifth inning
By: Maria Guardado
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Casey Schmitt showed off his power to all fields at Sutter Health Park on Saturday night. Schmitt opened the scoring with a solo shot to left field in the first inning and then added a two-run blast that hit off the foul pole in right field in
By: Maria Guardado
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The winds weren’t blowing in Harrison Bader’s favor on Saturday night. Bader thought he hammered a grand slam out to left field in the top of the fifth inning, but his 382-foot drive ended up being knocked down by the wind and falling harmlessly into the glove
By: Maria Guardado
SAN FRANCISCO -- With Logan Webb nearing a return from the injured list, Trevor McDonald had a chance to bolster his case for a permanent spot in the Giants’ starting rotation on Friday night. But the rookie right-hander didn’t exactly force the issue in a 9-4 series-opening loss to the
By: Maria Guardado
SAN FRANCISCO -- One day after riding Harrison Bader’s grand slam to a feel-good win at Oracle Park, the Giants decided to stick to the same script against the White Sox. Another grand slam from Rafael Devers fueled an 8-5 win for the Giants on Sunday afternoon, clinching the club’s
By: Maria Guardado
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants will be closer to full strength when they head to Colorado to kick off a three-game series against the Rockies this weekend. Manager Tony Vitello said Tuesday that ace right-hander Logan Webb (right knee bursitis) is expected to come off the injured list and start
By: Maria Guardado
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants have faced the D-backs five times so far this season. Each time, they’ve come up empty handed. With a 7-5 loss Tuesday night at Oracle Park, the Giants fell to 0-5 against Arizona, marking their worst start to a season against their National League West
By: Maria Guardado
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By: Maria Guardado
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants have absorbed quite a few gut punches from the D-backs this year, but they were also complicit in their own demise on Wednesday afternoon at Oracle Park. A pair of baserunning gaffes scuttled a potential rally in the eighth inning and squandered a strong start
