Every so often, a pitcher comes along who breaks the mold and forces scouts to reconsider everything they thought they […] ...

Tim Lincecum has become baseball’s Holden Caulfield. Like the protagonist of J.D. Salinger’s classic “The Catcher in the Rye,” there was always a hint of displacement whenev… ...

Lincecum allowed one run over six innings against the A's on Saturday, but he still has plenty to prove ...

Tim Lincecum did it again. The San Francisco Giants right-hander won his fourth straight start by holding the National League West rival Arizona Diamondbacks scoreless over seven innings at AT&T ...

Lincecum chatted with Yahoo Sports in his first public comments since the 2015 season ended.

Lincecum arrived at a pre-spring training gathering in February with nonprescription glasses and a short haircut. He allowed that the new look was part of a fresh start, a changed attitude.

Lincecum grew up in a Seattle suburb, pitched for the University of Washington and became a legend in San Francisco, beginning with his big league debut, when he received three standing ovations ...

Tim Lincecum made his long-awaited MLB return on Saturday, now as a member of the Angels, but while he had a successful outing, it's clear his time as an ace is in the past.

A decade since winning his first of back-to-back Cy Young awards, Tim Lincecum is trying to re-invent himself.

Even Lincecum's habit of shunning a postgame ice-pack on his arm following starts -- something only a handful of big league pitchers do -- has been accepted by the organization.

Baseball loves narratives but narratives are bunk. Sometimes the screw-ups don't come with consequences. The Lincecum play is proof.

No one was a bigger disappointment in 2012 than Tim Lincecum . The two-time Cy Young winner seemed to fall apart right from the beginning of the season, though winning another World Series ring ...