San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello and shortstop Willy Adames explained why visiting Jung Hoo Lee in South Korea was ...

Buster Posey's ascent to the head of baseball operations brought a year of significant change for the San Francisco Giants.

That’s the risk president of baseball operations Buster Posey took when he signed Adames to a seven-year deal worth $182 million last offseason. It was the largest contract ever handed out by the ...

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Giants officials have let MLB know that if the world tour program returns to South Korea, they'd love to be part of it.

Giants fans have a lot of questions, including Buster Posey's stance on opt-outs, how they'll fix their outfield defense and ...

The San Francisco Giants haven’t made a bold move yet in free agency, but one writer who covers the team would not be surprised if something happens. The San Francisco Giants’ second offseason under ...

SEOUL, Jan. 6 (Yonhap) -- Tony Vitello was named the new manager of the San Francisco Giants in October last year, but it ...

Since taking over in San Francisco, Buster Posey has signed Willy Adames and Matt Chapman to lucrative deals. He also pulled ...

With a popular Korean outfielder Lee Jung-hoo in their roster, the San Francisco Giants would be "very interested" in coming ...

Giants forge deeper Korean ties, leveraging Jung Hoo Lee's star power and cultural immersion for unprecedented fan engagement ...