A look at the notable performances and news from San Francisco Giants camp this spring.
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The keys to spring training for the San Francisco Giants are the club's health, the improvement of the rotation, the open bullpen jobs, and Pablo Sandoval.
The San Francisco Giants hope to continue to find value from their non-roster invitees in 2014.
The San Francisco Giants had won two of the last three World Series titles going into 2013, and they might very well have had a shot at a three-peat if <...
The San Francisco Giants winter shopping appears to be complete. The club re-signed <strong><a href=" " target="_blank">Hun...
The Oakland A's added to a strength in signing reliever Eric O'Flaherty. Once he recovers from Tommy John surgery, the Athletics possess an excellent pen.
The San Francisco Giants don't project to have a very good bullpen in 2014. Perhaps utilizing Tim Lincecum out of the bullpen might be the best call.
No team has won more combined games over the past two seasons than the Oakland Athletics. A's general manager Billy Beane has been rewarded for his ef...
There are a few things I certainly would have tried to do differently this winter if I had been put in the shoes of San Francisco Giants GM Brian Sabean.
The San Francisco Giants offseason involved a lot of work in order to improve a club that defended its 2012 championship by going 76-86 in 2013.
The San Francisco Giants lengthened their lineup, added some much-needed thump, but weakened their defense with the signing of Michael Morse.
Given the presently available alternatives, it appears that Gregor Blanco remains the Giants best option for left field.
Re-signing Ryan Vogelsong was the least inspiring move the Giants have made this winter.
The San Francisco Giants need improved pitching to get back into contention in 2014.
The San Francisco Giants stabilized their rotation on Monday with the signing of free-agent starter Tim Hudson.
The San Francisco Giants should sign Scott Kazmir to further rebuild their rotation this winter.
The San Francisco Giants need to sign Masahiro Tanaka to prevent the Los Angeles Dodgers from becoming the superpower of the NL West.
San Francisco Giants GM Brian Sabean said the window had closed on the current team, but so far this winter he's spent $125 million to keep the club intact.
Tim Lincecum will test the free-agent market rather than negotiate an early deal with the San Francisco Giants.