Last Word On Baseball

It was 2004, the last time a Giants player hit 30 home runs, three rings, and 20 seasons later, Oracle Park has yet to see the same achievement. The great Barry Bonds hit 45 homers that year, his 12th season in a row hitting over 30 in San Francisco. That was a long time ago; I was approaching my first birthday, and there were still two teams in Canada. Now, another batch of … [Read more...] about Anticipating the Next San Francisco Giant with a 30-Homer Season

Camilo Doval began last year as the Giants closer for years to come. Now he’s fighting to remain in the bullpen. He became known as an elite closer in the sport by making a name for himself with an electric fastball and wicked slider. So much so that the Giants offered him a $50 million extension despite not reaching free agency until 2028. Last year, though, things fell apart … [Read more...] about Giants All-Star Reliever Looking For Bounce Back Year

The Giants have the best record in all of baseball this spring. With so many players having something to fight for, it is easy to see why. In every department, you can find intense competition. While some are coming to easier conclusions, others are likely to cause controversy whichever way they go. At 13-3, the Giants have the best record in baseball by two games. Even if … [Read more...] about Rising Competition for Spots on Giants’ Opening Day Lineup

Once a controversial figure among San Francisco Giants fans, Mike Yastrzemski is set to play a pivotal role this season. At 34 years old and with six seasons in San Francisco under his belt, ‘Yaz’ has emerged as a key leader for the team. His leadership skills are unquestionable, excelling in the media and serving as a strong role model for the Giants’ young outfielders. With … [Read more...] about Mike Yastrzemski Steps Up as Giants Look to Build Momentum