Longtime San Francisco Giants star Buster Posey said the desire to spend more time with his family combined with the physical toll of playing catcher led him to retire Thursday following a 12-year MLB ...

While the Giants have struggled down the stretch this season, there has been one glaring bright spot. Infielder Casey Schmitt has played hard-nosed baseball, and it hasn’t gone unnoticed. Giants ...

OXON HILL, Md. -- Chris Archer was so excited to pitch for the United States at the World Baseball Classic that he offered to recruit more players to join him. It's OK, general manager Joe Torre said, ...

Jung Hoo Lee’s 2024 MLB season ended with an emphatic crash into the outfield wall and, as a result, shoulder surgery. Luckily for the Giants, his 2025 season has gone a bit differently and – while it ...

Buster Posey shared the scouting report on Gavin Kilen and detailed the Giants’ overall approach to the 2025 MLB Draft in joining KNBR 680's “Murph and Markus" on Thursday. “I think he’s a guy who has ...

Buster Posey appeared on the Zoom camera, his chin heavy with gray stubble, looking like any other worn out baseball executive at the trade deadline. The man who directed the San Francisco Giants from ...

San Francisco Giants exec Buster Posey added two former teammates in his expanded management group, with Javier Lopez and Curt Casali joining the front office as special advisors.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Buster Posey and the Giants already know how to win in October -- even without all this help from the St. Louis Cardinals. Strange as it might look sometimes, San Francisco finds a ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Minnesota Twins catcher-turned-first baseman Joe Mauer has some advice for San Francisco Giants All-Star Buster Posey: Play catcher as long as you can, and enjoy doing it. "There will ...

After the 2011 season was left in shambles with a key piece of the future of the franchise wavering in the balance, the wait is over for the San Francisco Giants. Buster Posey will be behind the plate ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants' new president of baseball operations finds himself facing the same question that always seemed to follow the old one. The Giants were two games above .500 at Farhan ...