The San Francisco Giants finally returned home from their grueling road trip but Oracle Park was not enough to get them back on track as they fell to the Cincinnati Reds 4-2. Logan Webb got the start but, yet again, did not get any run support. Coming into tonight, the Cincinnati Reds were in the midst of an eight-game losing streak. The San Francisco Giants look like they are turning into a team that the rest of the MLB looks forward to playing. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Stitch Fix Style that makes you feel as good as you look—get started today at StitchFix.com/MLB and get $20 of ..read more

Sweeping a team isn't easy, especially on the road and in Denver, but it would've gone a long way for the San Francisco Giants, who entered their series against the Rockies in the midst of a 1-6 road trip. The Giants leave Colorado having won two out of three, but they missed a chance to sweep in the finale. Instead of a 4-6 trip, the SF Giants come home having gone 3-7.  Nevertheless, it was important to win the series and the SF Giants got that done. They have to start playing better baseball overall, and that was on display in the first two games against the Rockies. Kyle Harrison was ..read more

The San Francisco Giants have done the unthinkable and won back to back games on this grueling road trip after defeating the Colorado Rockies 8-6 today at Coors Field. Jordan Hicks had another quality outing as the San Francisco Giants starter, and the offense showed up for a second consecutive day. With the win, the San Francisco Giants remain the only team undefeated in the MLB when they score five or more runs. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Stitch Fix Style that makes you feel as good as you look—get started today at StitchFix.com/MLB and get $20 off your first fix   LinkedIn ..read more

The San Francisco Giants needed a spark badly, and they got it from 22-year-old rookie Kyle Harrison. Harrison dominated the Rockies over seven shutout innings in Denver, becoming one of only a handful of SF Giants pitchers to have such a good outing at Coors Field.  Harrison's early-season performance has been one of the best stories of the year so far for the Giants. His ERA now sits in the low 3.00s. LaMonte Wade Jr. has been another great story, as he had a huge night in the 5-0 win, upping his walk rate and on-base percentage to the best in MLB (min. 100 plate appearances).  Els ..read more

The San Francisco Giants finally got another road win after picking up a 5-0 victory over the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. Kyle Harrison pitched a gem in this one as he posted seven innings of shutout ball in his first time at Coors Field, one of the toughest parks to pitch in. A four run fourth inning made all the difference for the San Francisco Giants as they have been searching for a big inning all road trip.   Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Stitch Fix Style that makes you feel as good as you look—get started today at StitchFix.com/MLB and get $20 off your first fix   ..read more

Something's gotta give when two teams playing awful baseball match up, and that's exactly what we have in store tonight as the San Francisco Giants begin a three-game series in Denver against the Colorado Rockies. The Giants are 1-6 on their current 10-game road trip, so this has a chance to be a complete disaster if they don't turn things around against Colorado and win at least two out of three. A sweep would be great, but that is far from a guarantee given how poorly the SF Giants have played as of late. On paper, the San Francisco Giants are much better than the Rockies. They have better p ..read more

Something's gotta give when two teams playing awful baseball match up, and that's exactly what we have in store tonight as the San Francisco Giants begin a three-game series in Denver against the Colorado Rockies. The Giants are 1-6 on their current 10-game road trip, so this has a chance to be a complete disaster if they don't turn things around against Colorado and win at least two out of three. A sweep would be great, but that is far from a guarantee given how poorly the SF Giants have played as of late. On paper, the San Francisco Giants are much better than the Rockies. They have better p ..read more

The San Francisco Giants are suddenly playing awful baseball. After losing two of three in Boston, the Giants were swept in a four-game series in Philadelphia. The SF Giants' offense can't get anything going, and they continue to allow way too many runs.  It doesn't help that the Giants lost both of their catchers in this series. Patrick Bailey—arguably the Giants' best position player—is on the concussion IL. The day after Bailey's injury, Giants catcher Tom Murphy sustained a knee injury. Blake Sabol and Jakson Reetz took over as the catchers on the Giants' roster.  Mason Black was ..read more

The San Francisco Giants couldn't avoid the sweep at Citizens Bank Park, falling today to the Philadelphia Phillies 6-1. Mason Black made his anticipated debut for the San Francisco Giants, and had a mixed bag of results. After four solid innings, he fell apart in the fifth inning, surrendering five hits and four runs in the one inning alone. Three of those runs came on another Bryce Harper three-run home run. With the loss, the San Francisco Giants fall to 15-21 on the season and just 6-14 on the road. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Stitch Fix Style that makes you feel as good as you ..read more

The San Francisco Giants look flat out terrible right now as they dropped their third consecutive game to the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-4, at Citizen Bank Park. The ace Logan Webb was on the mound for this one but struggled for his second consecutive start, as he gave up five runs in four innings of work. The San Francisco Giants had opportunities to score with runners in scoring position and less than two outs in both in the 7th and 8th innings, but both times they failed to scratch across a run. The San Francisco Giants have now lost five of their last six games. Support Us By Supporting Our ..read more