The San Francisco Giants know if they want to get back into the playoff picture in the National League, they need to start producing runs at a more consistent clip. That is part of the reason they so aggressively pursued Willy Adames in free agency.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Jung Hoo Lee’s rookie season ended prematurely with a shoulder injury last May but the outfielder continued what’s been an impressive return for the Giants in Thursday’s 7-3 spring training win over the White Sox.

The San Francisco Giants may be losing their longest tenured player after 2025, with him treating the upcoming season as potentially the last of his career.

With spring training rolling along for the San Francisco Giants, the team is focusing on preparations for the upcoming season. This winter, the Giants made a couple of notable moves to hopefully improve a team that has been struggling the last several years.

This offseason, the Milwaukee Brewers were dealt a tough hand when All-Star shortstop Willy Adames left in free agency for the San Francisco Giants. The Brewers haven't officially said what they are going to do in his absence,

Willy Adames played against his former team for the first time on Friday, but afterward shared he was devastated by the passing of Bob Uecker.

With no outs and the Brewers’ Brewer Hicklen on second base in the top of the fourth inning, Milwaukee’s Jimmy Herron hit a routine grounder right at Adames. Hicklen broke for third base on contact. Adames eschewed the easy out and threw to third base at an awaiting Chapman. Hicklen tried retreating to second; Chapman chased him down.

With spring training underway for the San Francisco Giants, the team is hoping that the few moves made this season will be enough to improve in 2025. Despite the National League West being arguably the best division in baseball,

On Thursday night they were friends enjoying a night out in downtown Phoenix. The Brewers’ Freddy Peralta and the Giants’ Willy Adames and Logan Webb attended the Suns game with former All-Star outfielder Carlos Gomez,

Just over a month after shortstop Willy Adames left the Milwaukee Brewers and signed with the San Francisco Giants in free agency, legendary Brewers broadcast Bob Uecker died at the age of 90. Like many across the Milwaukee and MLB communities,

The San Jose Giants, the Single-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, are staying in San Jose, and in their current ballpark, until at least 2050.

Third baseman Matt Chapman and shortstop Willy Adames have only ... Along with Adames and Chapman exhibiting the fundamentals, San Francisco’s offense featured its share of fireworks.