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San Francisco Giants' Thomas Szapucki against the Arizona Diamondbacks during a baseball game in San Francisco, Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu) AP By Andrew Parsaud | [email protected] One of the hottest teams in baseball through the first two weeks of the season has been the San Francisco Giants. The Giants have jumped out to an 8-2 record, good for second place in the NL West behind the San Diego Padres. Even more excitement is coming for the Giants, as they just released their City Connect 2.0 jerseys and gear on Fanatics for fans to buy. Dubbed the 'Remix' collection, fans can purchase the latest Giants City Connect apparel here . Here's a list of the best items we found: San Francisco

Giants outfielder Mike Yastrzemski fulfilled another promise to his daughter, Quinley, with his walk-off home run in San Francisco's 8-6 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.

Nick Lodolo pitched six sharp innings and outdueled Landen Roupp, and the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants for a second straight game with a 1-0 win Tuesday night. Jose Trevino's RBI groundout in the third was the difference in the 2-hour, 5-minute game. Spencer Steer hit a pair of doubles for the Reds — his first two this year — and Gavin Lux doubled and singled, but this marked another low-scoring game between the clubs after the Reds snapped San Francisco's seven-game win streak with a 2-0 victory on Monday.

Nick Lodolo pitched six sharp innings and outdueled Landen Roupp, and the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants for a second straight game with a 1-0 win Tuesday night. Jose Trevino's RBI groundout in the third was the difference in the 2-hour, 5-minute game. Spencer Steer hit a pair of doubles for the Reds — his first two this year — and Gavin Lux doubled and singled, but this marked another low-scoring game between the clubs after the Reds snapped San Francisco's seven-game win streak with a 2-0 victory on Monday.

You don't need to love the sport to become a fan of the Commonwealth's favorite team.

The Cincinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants 1-0 on Wednesday night at Oracle Park in San Francisco. It's actually the second consecutive 1-0 win for the Reds in San Francisco, and it puts the team in some historic company that we haven't seen in more than 110 years.

When you come to a San Jose Giants game, you never know exactly what you're going to see. Down in the California League – the San Jose Giants have been a low minor-league affiliate of the San Francisco Giants since 1988 – you'll witness promotions one wouldn't dream possible in the tony environs 50 miles to the north at Oracle Park. “First and foremost, we are a community asset,” San Jose Giants assistant general manager Matt Alongi said.

The Cincinnati Reds have summoned offensive reinforcements from the minors as they go for a third straight road win over the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday afternoon in a pitching-dominated series. Hunter Greene and Nick Lodolo were the driving forces in combined shutouts as the Reds have claimed 2-0 and 1-0 decisions to begin the three-game set. Relievers Tony Santillan, Graham Ashcraft and Emilio Pagan have contributed on the mound as well, as the quintet has held the Giants to a total of eight hits in 18 innings.

The Washington State baseball team was victorious against visiting San Francisco on Monday, winning 8-3, according to a release from Washington State Athletics. The Cougars, who took two of three games from San Jose State over the weekend, had six players record hits, led by Logan Johnstone's four hits and Jonah Shull, who tallied three hits and two RBI.

Cincinnati Reds (5-7, fourth in the NL Central) vs. San Francisco Giants (8-3, second in the NL West) San Francisco; Wednesday, 3:45 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Reds: Nick Martinez (0-2, 5.91 ERA, 1.12 WHIP, seven strikeouts); Giants: Justin Verlander (0-0, 6.14 ERA, 1.91 WHIP, seven strikeouts) BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Giants -131, Reds +111; over/under is 7 1/2 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Cincinnati Reds play the San Francisco Giants looking to sweep their three-game series. San Francisco has gone 3-2 at home and 8-3 overall. The Giants have the ninth-ranked team slugging percentage in the NL at .379. Cincinnati is 3-3 on the road and 5-7 overall. Reds pitchers have a collective 2.83 ERA, which ranks

The second-longest hitting streak of Lee Jung-hoo's big league career ended at eight games, after his San Francisco Giants were shut out for the second time straight. Lee batted 0-for-4 from the No. 3 spot as the Giants fell to the Cincinnati Reds 1-0 at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Tuesday. After going hitless on Opening Day on March 27, Lee had hit safely in his next eight straight games before being held in check Tuesday.

Despite the mixed opinions, the Giants' original City Connect jerseys became something of a good luck charm. Landen Roupp allowed one earned run over a career-high six innings and Hayden Birdsong followed with three scoreless innings of relief, but San Francisco (8-3) was shut out for a second consecutive night and lost to the Cincinnati Reds, 1-0, dropping its first series of the year. To Melvin's point, San Francisco has gotten some its best pitching of the young season over the last two nights. Logan Webb went toe-to-toe with Hunter Greene on Monday, tossing seven shutout innings with 10 strikeouts and no walks.

Pitchers take turn tossing zeros as Reds win 1-0 Pitchers take turn tossing zeros as Reds win 1-0 Pitchers take turn tossing zeros as Reds win 1-0 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Nick Lodolo pitched six sharp innings and outdueled Landen Roupp, and the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants for a second straight game with a 1-0 win Tuesday night. Jose Trevino's RBI groundout in the third was the difference in the 2-hour, 5-minute game. Spencer Steer hit a pair of doubles for the Reds — his first two this year — and Gavin Lux doubled and singled, but this marked another low-scoring game between the clubs after the Reds snapped San Francisco's seven-game win streak with a 2-0 victory on Monday.

Nick Lodolo teamed with two relievers on a four-hitter, Spencer Steer doubled and scored the game's only run on an infield out and the Cincinnati Reds won a second straight pitchers' duel against the host San Francisco Giants, 1-0, on Tuesday night. Lodolo (2-1), who beat the Giants 3-2 in the second game of the season in Cincinnati, was even better in the rematch. The Giants twice got runners to third base against the left-hander, but Lodolo got Matt Chapman to fly to left field with Heliot Ramos on third to end the first inning and retired Ramos on a fly to right with Casey Schmitt at third to kill the threat in the fifth.

Nick Lodolo pitched six sharp innings and outdueled Landen Roupp, and the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants for a second straight game with a 1-0 win Tuesday night. Jose Trevino's RBI groundout in the third was the difference in the 2-hour, 5-minute game. Spencer Steer hit a pair of doubles for the Reds — his first two this year — and Gavin Lux doubled and singled, but this marked another low-scoring game between the clubs after the Reds snapped San Francisco's seven-game win streak with a 2-0 victory on Monday.

Nick Lodolo pitched six sharp innings and outdueled Landen Roupp, and the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants for a second straight game with a 1-0 win Tuesday night. Jose Trevino's RBI groundout in the third was the difference in the 2-hour, 5-minute game. Spencer Steer hit a pair of doubles for the Reds — his first two this year — and Gavin Lux doubled and singled, but this marked another low-scoring game between the clubs after the Reds snapped San Francisco's seven-game win streak with a 2-0 victory on Monday.

The Giants' original City Connects weren't at all popular when they were first released, but over time, Tuesday nights at Oracle Park came to be associated with winning. The new version took the field for the first time on Tuesday, but it was another quiet night for the lineup and another loss to the Cincinnati Reds. After getting blanked 2-0 in the opener, the Giants fell 1-0 on Tuesday. The series loss is their first of the year, and they'll try to avoid the sweep on Wednesday behind Justin Verlander.

The fourth series of the season was the charm for the Cincinnati Reds. They look to sweep the Giants on Wednesday.

The San Francisco Giants are proving to be one of the best stories in all of MLB in the first two weeks of the regular season. After a disappointing campaign in 2024, franchise legend Buster Posey took the reins and got to work on crafting the team's roster in his vision. With an 8-2 record that places them second in the National League, it looks like the Giants got their offseason moves right and could be on track to return to the postseason for the first time since 2021. Perhaps none moreso than Jung Hoo Lee, who struggled through an injury-plagued rookie season in 2024 after signing with San Francisco after a decorated seven-year career in the KBO in Korea.