Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki will be the top prize when baseball’s 2025 international signing period begins one week from ...

Since the Polar Bear entered the big leagues in 2019, his 226 home runs are second in all of baseball behind only New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge, who of course the Giants were notoriously ...

According to a report from Latin baseball reporter Hector ... St. Louis Cardinals, New York Yankees, Texas Rangers and San Francisco Giants. He was a nine-time All-Star, a three-time Gold Glover ...

A look back at the fifth day of January in sports history and elsewhere. We have popes, presidents and a Babe, among others ...

If the San Francisco Giants ... the New York Post: “The Giants and Blue Jays are among a half-dozen teams showing significant interest in star right-hander Corbin Burnes, and new Giants baseball ...

Of course, Judge led all of baseball with 133 walks ... the pond in front of their superstar. New York also needs a first baseman, and the San Francisco Giants may have one to spare.

The San Francisco Giants' failed pursuits of ... "Aaron Judge had a legacy with the New York Yankees, one of the signature franchises in baseball, and it was kind of hard to pull him away from ...

Now, the Giants ... New York Yankees. As such, Burnes is seeking a deal of at least $200 million, though the aim will be to get a bigger payday than Fried. Morosi outlined President of Baseball ...

New York Giants centerfielder Willie Mays after clouting his 20th triple of the season in 1957. Credit: AP One of baseball’s all-time greats, "The Say Hey Kid" was a 24-time All-Star ...

If you look closely enough, while no beams, seats, or foul lines ever existed in this location, there are still ghosts of ...

“To win championships, you have to have personalities like Willy that are able to identify with everybody in the clubhouse,” said president of baseball ... deal from the New York Yankees ...

and new Giants baseball president Buster Posey met late Tuesday with Burnes’ agent, Scott Boras,” according to the New York Post’s Jon Heyman. “Both these teams put in outstanding efforts ...