Detroit Free Press Prints Wrong Harbaugh On Front Page
The paper mixed up the two brothers using a photo of John Harbaugh instead of Jim. John coaches the Baltimore Ravens and his team is currently in the playoffs.
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The paper mixed up the two brothers using a photo of John Harbaugh instead of Jim. John coaches the Baltimore Ravens and his team is currently in the playoffs.
All three San Francisco Giants World Series trophies are going on a tour of California and other western states, team officials announced Monday.
The San Francisco Giants acquired third baseman Casey McGehee on Friday night from the Miami Marlins for a pair of right-handed minor league pitchers, finding their replacement for departed slugger Pablo Sandoval.
Pitcher Jake Peavy staying with the San Francisco Giants w/ a 2-year contract
The revamping Oakland Athletics made yet another trade of a star player this offseason, sending catcher Derek Norris and minor league right-hander Seth Streich to the San Diego Padres on Thursday night for righties Jesse Hahn and R.J. Alvarez along with an international signing bonus slot.
The San Francisco Giants have won three World Series in less than ten years but for some reason the team seems to not be a favorite destination for free agents – whether they are Giants players leaving the Bay or players around the league joining the orange and black.
Mike Morse has agreed to a two-year contract with the Miami Marlins pending a physical, a person familiar with the negotiations said Tuesday. The person confirmed the deal to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because it had not been finalized.
The bidding war over the services of former A's starter Jon Lester wrapped up overnight with with the Ace picking the rebuilding Cubs over a collection of other suitors including the last two world champions.
After a series of high-profile (and cost cutting) trades, it's currently en vogue to take a swipe at the Billy Beane pinata. I'll pass, and here's why: the A's, under Billy Beane, have been incredibly successful.
The editors of Sports Illustrated have made their selection for the most outstanding athlete of 2014, and nodbody who watch the World Series will be surprised to hear it's Madison Bumgarner of the San Francisco Giants.
Just in time for the holidays, the San Francisco Giants are auctioning off treasures from their third World Series championship in five years, but they aren't cheap.
A little over two years after Melky Cabrera crept out of the Giants locker room for good following a steroid suspension and his estrangement for the eventual World Series Champions, the team is reportedly considering bringing him back to fill the vacancy in left field.
Two weeks after Jason Collins retired as the NBA's first openly gay player, Dale Scott added his name Tuesday to a growing list of gay and lesbian sports figures taking similar public steps.
Fresh off a third title in five years, the San Francisco Giants are trying their best to spend some of their winnings on bolstering next year's lineup, with little luck so far.
Oakland traded All-Star third baseman Josh Donaldson to the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night for third baseman Brett Lawrie, left-hander Sean Nolin, right-hander Kendall Graveman and minor league shortstop Franklin Barreto.
The coach is ready to leave the baseball grind and play a little more music...
As Pablo Sandoval leaves the San Francisco Giants for the Boston Red Sox, Major League Baseball announced Monday that Sandoval and his now former teammates will receive payouts of nearly $400,000 each for winning the 2014 World Series.
Every indication is that Pablo Sandoval has played his last game as a San Francisco Giant. If that's true, he generated a lot of good memories (and three titles) in San Francisco. Here's a look at a few of our favorite moments.
The Giants need to start looking for a third baseman because Pablo Sandoval is likely not coming back to San Francisco.
The Oakland Athletics have apparently agreed to a three year contract with Kansas City fan favorite Billy Butler.
As a member of the Oakland Athletics, Jose Canseco gained fame as the first person ever to steal 40 bases and blast 40 homers in the same year. Now in retirement, Canseco may become the first (we hope) to successfully sell a finger he shot off on eBay.
The San Diego Padres have become the 4th team looking to steal slugging third baseman Pablo Sandoval from the San Francisco Giants, reports CBS Sports.
Former Giants and A's pitcher Barry Zito wants to pitch again in the Major Leagues.
Matt Williams got 18 first-place votes and 109 points. Pittsburgh's Clint Hurdle, who earned the NL honor last year, was second with eight first-place votes and 80 points. Bruce Bochy of the World Series champion San Francisco Giants was third with three firsts and 30 points.
