Adames honored, McDonald shines as Giants top Rockies
Reporting from ORACLE PARK| SFBay
Bruce Bochy, now 70, managed the Giants from 2007-2019, winning the 2010, 2012 and 2014 World Series with Posey as his catcher.| East Bay Times
Giants 4, Colorado 0| SFBay
Giants 4, Colorado 3| SFBay
After the SF Giants fired Bob Melvin on Monday, we identify seven potential replacements, including Team USA manager mark DeRosa.| Sportsnaut
Justin Verlander had a 2.60 ERA over his last 13 starts of the season| The Press Democrat
Normally, if you’re a baseball player — even a role-player — you’re the most famous person in your family. Randy Moffitt was the exception to that rule. In the baseball worl…| RIP Baseball
Marc Hill carved out a 14-year career as a backup catcher, including playing behind two Hall of Famers. Then he spent nearly 20 more years as a coach and manager, in both professional baseball and …| RIP Baseball
Rafael Devers hit his 34th homer of the season, his 19th with the Giants and his first Splash Hit in a 4-3 win.| The Press Democrat
Dodgers 13, Giants 7| SFBay
SF Giants prospect Blade Tidwell to undergo MRI due to shoulder discomfort | Chico Enterprise-Record
SF Giants expect Casey Schmitt to avoid injured list after HBP | Chico Enterprise-Record
Chapman was diagnosed with right hand inflammation, the same hand he injured earlier this year| Chico Enterprise-Record
Reporting from ORACLE PARK The San Francisco Giants struggled to get a run on the scoreboard Wednesday afternoon, getting blown out 11-1 by the San Diego Padres to close out a three-game sweep. San Francisco (59-62) went scoreless through the first seven innings and has now dropped five consecutive home series for the first time […]| SFBay
San Francisco drops 12th in 13 home games, falling further off Wild Card pace| SFBay
Padres 4, Giants 1| SFBay
Pirates 3, Giants 1| SFBay
As the Giants’ season spiraled, we saw no fire, no grit, no fight. Is that acceptable to Buster Posey?| Chico Enterprise-Record
RIP to Joe Coleman, part of a three-generation pitching tradition and a 2-time 20-game winner. His son Casey reported that his father had died in his sleep on July 9 in Jamestown, TN. He was 78 yea…| RIP Baseball
Mets 5, Giants 3| SFBay
Mets 2, Giants 1| SFBay
RIP to outfielder Horace Speed, who played for parts of three seasons in the 1970s. And yes, he was pretty quick on the bases and was used frequently as a pinch-runner. Speed died on May 26 at the …| RIP Baseball
RIP to Nate Oliver a versatile infielder for the Dodgers, among other teams, in the 1960s. He died on April 5 in Oakland at the age of 84. Oliver played for the Los Angeles Dodgers (1963-67), San F…| RIP Baseball
Photographs by Scot Tucker/SFBay| SFBay
RIP to Bob Speake, a minor-league slugger who played in the major leagues for parts of four seasons during the 1950s. He died on October 3 at Midland Hospice House in Topeka, KS, at the age of 94. …| RIP Baseball
Cardinals 6, Giants 1| SFBay
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Reporting from ORACLE PARK| SFBay
Bob Melvin is back with the San Francisco Giants, this time as manager, leaving the San Diego Padres. No wonder he has a big smile on his face.| Sportico.com
