Tim Lincecum’s encouraging performance during ... the Giants organization and elsewhere in baseball who believe he’s now better suited for relief work, and Lincecum excelled in that role ...

Tim Lincecum is rewinding himself ... not a high-school kid playing catch with his dad But now, after Lincecum had a less than stellar 2014 (12-9 with a 4.74 ERA) and found himself mostly in ...

Even now, Tim Lincecum may be the most recognizable player in the Giants organization. But he was nowhere to be found during the National League Division Series. Lincecum was the only player on ...

Tiny Tim is no more. Former Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum resurfaced on social media Tuesday after mysteriously disappearing. The two-time Cy Young award winner seemed to hint where he’s been ...

The Angels committed a roster spot and about $2 million to Tim Lincecum on ... Billy Eppler anticipates Lincecum making his Angels debut between June 9 and 19. Until now, Lincecum has pitched ...

Just ask Tim Lincecum. It’s hard to win a championship ... starting rotation suit his physical and emotional needs right now? His fastball returning to over 90 mph was an amazing accomplishment.

On Saturday, Angels right-hander Tim Lincecum made his first major-league ... and his two-seamer checked in at 89.4. Lincecum's now 32, and velocity loss is what you expect as pitchers age.

The San Francisco Giants have been the 2010 World Series Champions for about a week now, which means Tim Lincecum and his buddies are probably just now fully appreciating what they've done for The ...

DENVER – On the day Tim Lincecum underwent left hip surgery ... I can t answer that right now. Lincecum wasn t dealing with pain in his hips the past few years as much as stiffness.

When we last left string-bean slinger Tim Lincecum, the slight righty had been ... and he's yoked as all hell now, too. That photo is courtesy former Rockies reliever Adam Ottavino, who is ...

With every postseason conquest without a contribution from Tim Lincecum, the San Francisco Giants ... repertoire from his Cy Young seasons. Now, he only waits, despite what's on his mantle.

Now sure, it's Bruce Bochy's job to take pitchers out, and no one expects Tim Lincecum to keep a white flag in his back pocket when the late innings start to wear on him. Rather, Tim needs to feel ...