The San Francisco Giants had two pitchers who performed in completely different ways during the All-Star Game.

The first-ever All-Star Game swing-off on Tuesday night has led to a lot of discussion among MLB players about using it instead of the extra-inning format to decide real games.

There was good reason to be skeptical of MLB's new format to end an All-Star Game tie, until it happened for the first time.

Robbie Ray, an MLB All-Star for the second time in 2025, maintains ties with Mookie Betts and Tony Kemp that date back to his days in Brentwood.

SAN FRANCISCO — Logan Webb has long joked that he’s not a strikeout pitcher. In the past, the San Francisco Giants ace’s ...

The San Francisco Giants have a storied history of talented MLB stars. Since the beginning of the MLB All-Star game in 1933, the Giants have been sending their ...

SF Giants ace Logan Webb has made his second consecutive All-Star Game. While he must be pretty pumped about that, he is also excited about the uniform change a ...

The former Mariner is reportedly being shopped by the Diamondbacks and after initially saying he didn't want to be traded, he ...

Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski, whose inclusion on the National League All-Star roster has created a stir, said Monday he ...

The Giants were averaging 4.6 runs per game by the end of April. Their collective .683 OPS ranked 19th in baseball, but they ...

Everyone playing in Tuesday's Midsummer Classic is technically an MLB All-Star, but which ones are in a tier of their own?

The Giants’ trade for Robbie Ray required a bit of long-term vision. When the deal with the Mariners was announced in January ...