As a San Francisco Giants player, Buster Posey exemplified the franchise's success building through the MLB draft. Working ...

Buster Posey was not long ago named president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants, the team for which he spent his entire playing career as an All-Star catcher. This means Posey ...

The New York Giants, shown here in 1955, went to Arizona for spring training. Owner Horace Stoneham moved the team out of Florida in 1947 to join the Cleveland ballclub to start the Cactus League.

Giants games have been broadcast on “The Sports Leader” in the Bay Area since 1979. The dominance of KNBR in the market even made its way into a feature film: The five-minute opening scene ...

Of course, the Giants are humming along, racking up wins without garnering nearly as many headlines. They are tied for the best record in baseball at 7-2. Last season, the Giants won 107 games to ...

Not only was Posey represented by CAA, but the agency’s former head of baseball, Jeff Berry, is now on the Giants’ payroll as a special advisor. The Giants had no such advantage with Burnes ...

He has covered Major League Baseball for more than two decades, including the Giants since 2004 for the Oakland Tribune, San Jose Mercury News and Comcast SportsNet Bay Area.

The Giants brought back Bonds for 2007 knowing he was the focus of a grand jury probe and investigation into steroid use in baseball conducted by former Sen. George Mitchell, who was hired by ...

Buster Posey was not long ago named president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants, the team for which he spent his entire playing career as an All-Star catcher. This means Posey ...