San Francisco (2-3) won its first series in 2026 under manager Tony Vitello. The Giants defeated San Diego (1-4), 9-3, on Tuesday at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The Giants totaled 16 hits, ...

The San Francisco Giants are under .500 after six games, but this weekend’s series with the New York Mets gives them a chance to fix that. Meanwhile, the Giants shook up the lineup, moving shortstop ...

It would have been understandable if the Friar Faithful were not expecting the San Diego Padres to mount a comeback in the final game of the series against the Boston Red Sox after falling behind 4-0 ...

The San Diego Padres are heading to Pittsburgh for a three-game series with the Pirates this week. The Padres are coming off their first series win of the season against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway ...

Oh, what a difference a day makes. Before yesterday’s game it felt like the San Diego Padres were on the brink of collapse. Heading into their first rubber match of the season against the Boston Red ...

The "Vitello" Factor: The market is betting on the high-intensity culture shift under Tony Vitello, viewing his leadership as the primary catalyst for an organizational ROI shift.

The past 15-20 years of the San Francisco Giants’ existence has been a wild ride. The highs have obviously been quite high, with their three World Series titles in 2010, ‘12, and ‘14. While that run ...

The Giants took two out of three in San Diego, and while the finale ended on a partly cloudy note, winning the series is the only goal that matters. The Giants have 50 more series remaining. Win 30 of ...

BOTTOM LINE: The New York Yankees will try to sweep a three-game series with a win over the San Francisco Giants. San Francisco had an 81-81 record overall and a 42-39 record in home games last season ...

BOTTOM LINE: The New York Yankees play the San Francisco Giants with a 1-0 series lead. San Francisco had an 81-81 record overall and a 42-39 record in home games last season. The Giants pitching ...

It’s hard to imagine how new San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello’s first series in the major leagues could have gone worse, for reasons both on and off the field. The Giants sure seemed to wilt ...