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Jordan Hicks is accepting his move to the San Francisco Giants bullpen but wants to return to the rotation. Hicks signed a four-year, $44 million deal with the Giants during the offseason with the intent of starting after primarily spending his first few seasons as a reliever. The 28-year-old right-hander was 1-5 with a 6.55 ERA in nine starts and the Giants decided to move Hicks to the bullpen in the middle of the season, as they did last year.

Hayden Birdsong of the Giants came to Oracle Park Sunday knowing he wasn't going to pitch in the final game of a three-game series against the Athletics. Things are more uncertain with Jordan Hicks. While going back to the bullpen isn't something Hicks wanted, he's not going to make any waves. Birdsong will make his first start of the season Tuesday night against the Kansas City Royals, the second of a three-game series to close out the homestand and preceding a nine-game road trip to Washington, Detroit and MIami.

The San Francisco Giants are right in the thick of the National League playoff picture, climbing their way near the top of the divisional and wild card standings and finding new ways to win games. In either scenario though, a constant has emerged to help shut games down when it's needed the most, and it's one of the things San Francisco missed most during their floundering 2024 campaign. Giants reliever Camilo Doval has done more than just get back to his All-Star form, he's having the best season of his career since being moved from the closer role in favor of Ryan Walker.

The Brewers are struggling through a prolonged slump

Giants announcer Jon Miller knows who the Athletics really belong to, whether this was intentional or not.

The San Francisco Giants sparked a comeback Sunday afternoon and completed a three-game sweep of the Athletics with a 3-2 win at Oracle Park.

The Arizona Diamondbacks continue a stretch of playing quality opponents as they travel to Los Angeles and St. Louis to face the Dodgers and Cardinals.

Athletics (22-24, fourth in the AL West) vs. San Francisco Giants (27-19, third in the NL West) San Francisco; Sunday, 4:05 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Athletics: Jeffrey Springs (5-3, 4.27 ERA, 1.38 WHIP, 36 strikeouts); Giants: Justin Verlander (0-3, 4.50 ERA, 1.38 WHIP, 40 strikeouts) Giants -163, Athletics +138; over/under is 8 1/2 runs BOTTOM LINE: The Athletics, on a four-game losing streak, play the San Francisco Giants. San Francisco has a 27-19 record overall and a 15-7 record at home. The Giants have the ninth-ranked team slugging percentage in the NL at .389. The Athletics have a 22-24 record overall and a 14-11 record in road games. The Athletics have an 11-19 record in games when

The San Francisco Giants and the Athletics have played each other more than a hundred times, but the games this weekend are a little different. It's the first time the A's are back in the Bay since leaving Oakland for Sacramento. With that move, what was once called the "Bay Bridge series" has been informally rebranded as the "Highway 80 series" or "I-80 series." Ed Schriger was wearing green to the game, but when asked if he was an A's fan, he had an interesting answer.

The San Francisco Giants and the Athletics have played each other more than a hundred times, but the games this weekend are a little different. It's the first time the A's are back in the Bay since leaving Oakland for Sacramento. With that move, what was once called the "Bay Bridge series" has been informally rebranded as the "Highway 80 series" or "I-80 series." Ed Schriger was wearing green to the game, but when asked if he was an A's fan, he had an interesting answer.

Wilmer Flores drew a bases-loaded walk on the ninth pitch from Mason Miller with two outs in the 10th inning to bring home Willy Adames and send the San Francisco Giants to a 1-0 win against the Athletics on Saturday night. Miller (0-2) intentionally walked Mike Yastrzemski to bring up Flores with the game on the line a night after the Giants slugger hit three home runs with a grand slam and drove in eight runs in a 9-1 win.

Severino was locked in a true pitcher’s duel

A night after hitting three homers and driving in eight runs, Flores delivered a walk-off win in the bottom of the 10th inning by drawing a nine-pitch, bases loaded walk against All-Star Mason Miller to deliver the Giants a 1-0 win over the Athletics. Landen Roupp delivered his best outing in roughly a month, throwing six shutout innings with five strikeouts. Roupp was matched by the Athletics' Luis Severino, the owner of the largest contract in Athletics franchise history who also pitched six shutout innings with five strikeouts.

The San Francisco Giants have been patiently waiting for their star free agent signing, shortstop Willy Adames, to live up to the billing. Adames has been slightly below-average at the plate with a 96 OPS+ and 96 Rbat+. Despite having less than half the plate appearances this month than in March/April, he already has more home runs (3) in May than he did in the first month of the season (2) and has matched his doubles total with five. A .276/.344/.517 slash line in May is certainly more in line with the kind of production the Giants were expecting from their biggest offseason addition.

On Monday, manager Bob Melvin shook up his starting lineup. Melvin announced prior to Saturday's game against the Athletics that Jordan Hicks will move into the bullpen and Hayden Birdsong will join the rotation and make his first start of the season on Tuesday.

Landen Roupp vs. Luis Severino.

On Monday, manager Bob Melvin shook up his starting lineup. Melvin announced prior to Saturday's game against the Athletics that Jordan Hicks will move into the bullpen and Hayden Birdsong will join the rotation and make his first start of the season on Tuesday.

The San Francisco Giants signed pitcher Jordan Hicks to a four-year, $44 million contract prior to the 2024 season. After several successful seasons as a reliever for the St. Louis Cardinals, the Giants decided to convert Hick to a starter. After a mediocre year in the rotation last season, Hicks began the 2025 campaign as a mid-rotation starter for the Giants once again.

It has been a strong first quarter of the season for the San Francisco Giants. Entering play Saturday with a 26-19 record puts them third in the daunting National League West, sixth in the National League overall, and eighth in Major League Baseball. The success this year comes from many of their players taking another step forward in their development and levels of production, though one player has failed to do so and has even regressed offensively, catcher Patrick Bailey. The Giants know catching; their current president of baseball operations, Buster Posey, is a franchise legend and one of the best catchers the sport has ever seen.