Jul. 31—The beard isn't graying, and the body is far from failing him. But Daniel Johnson, on Wednesday afternoon after batting practice with his Sacramento River Cats teammates who are playing a six-game series against the Albuquerque Isotopes, felt a bit like an old man. Relatively speaking, anyway. The 30-year-old outfielder in the San Francisco Giants organization was being peppered with ...

Mike Yastrzemski began his professional baseball career under unique circumstances: a 14th-round draft pick who shares DNA with a Hall of Famer and Triple Crown winner. Expectations inevitably come with a famous surname, but he stood on his own and made a home for himself with the San Francisco Giants. While the 34-year-old outfielder has not achieved star status over the last seven seasons, he has still forged a bond with the Bay Area. The Giants, forced into seller mode at the MLB trade deadline after losing 12 of their last 14 games, dealt the impending free agent to the Kansas City Royals for 21-year-old pitcher Yunior Marte.

The MLB trade deadline has come and passed, with a flurry of moves across the big leagues. One of the more active teams was the New York Yankees, who acquired via trade a total of seven players. Maybe the most impactful of the new members of the Yankees is relief pitcher Camilo Doval. The Yankees and San Francisco Giants concluded a trade that sent the former All-Star closer to the Bronx.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Robert Riggins is a hitting and first base coach within the San Francisco Giants organization. He is currently back in his home state in a series against the Isotopes. Riggins journey to professional baseball is anything but ordinary. It includes stops at a meat market, a paper route, and Twitter. Riggins, born […]

At Thursday's trade deadline, more farewells were said. Mike Yastrzemski is gone, too, the return being a pitching prospect. The Giants, who are below .500 for the first time all year, did not think they would be here.

The Yankees have collected yet another closer. Because nothing says “championship strategy” like hoarding ninth-inning arms like they're vintage bobbleheads. According to Jack Curry of YES Network, the Yankees have acquired flamethrowing righty Camilo Doval from the San Francisco Giants. You might know him as “the guy who already had a job finishing games,” but now he's joining a crowded bullpen where everyone has that same job.

Now there's a new artist in town, and Buster Posey is left with trying to move the Giants' nose back to the center of its face, while eliminating at least one of its eyes so that it can look at the road ahead. The first thing he did as President of Baseball Operations was to bring a splash of color when he signed Matt Chapman to a long term deal, then he brought in Willy Adames — a known great clubhouse guy. Adames kept everybody loose, Chapman was the no nonsense “do as I do” guy, and Verlander spoke to the young pitching staff as if every word was a pearl of wisdom.

The New York Yankees focused heavily on their bullpen on trade deadline day, acquiring right-handers David Bednar from the Pittsburgh Pirates, Camilo Doval from the San Francisco Giants and Jake Bird from the Colorado Rockies, according to several reports. The Yankees now have four relievers with closer experience in their bullpen with Bednar, Doval, Devin Williams and Luke Weaver.

All Times EDT East Division W L Pct GB New York 62 47 .569 — Philadelphia 61 47 .565 ½ Miami 52 55 .486 9 Atlanta 46 62 .426 15½ Washington 44 64 .407 17½ Central Division W L Pct GB Milwaukee 64 44 .593 — Chicago 63 45 .583 1 Cincinnati 57 53 .518 8 St. Louis 55 55 .500 10 Pittsburgh 47 62 .431 17½ West Division W L Pct GB Los Angeles 63 46 .578 — San Diego 60 49 .550 3 San Francisco 54 55 .495 9 Arizona 51 58 .468 12 Colorado 28 80 .259 34½ ___ Wednesday's Games Detroit 7, Arizona 2 Chicago White Sox 9, Philadelphia 3 Kansas City 1, Atlanta 0, 10 innings Chicago Cubs 10, Milwaukee 3 Houston 9, Washington 1 Pittsburgh 2, San Francisco 1, 10 innings San Diego 5, N.Y. Mets 0 Cleveland 5, Colorado

NEW YORK (PIX11) — With the 2025 MLB trade deadline having come and gone, the New York Mets addressed multiple areas of concern on their roster. Mets President of Baseball Operations David Stearns held a press conference Thursday to break down the moves made for San Francisco Giants reliever Tyler Rogers, St. Louis Cardinals closer […]

The Major League Baseball trade deadline has officially passed, and we can say with confidence that the 54-55 Kansas City Royals proved to be buyers. Only three games out of the Wild Card hunt at the moment, the Royals made an impressive string of acquisitions. After bringing in outfielder Randal Grichuk over the weekend, they traded for three pitchers (, and Bailey Falter) on Thursday.

A day after trading longtime reliever Tyler Rogers to the New York Mets, the Giants have traded one-time All-Star closer Camilo Doval to the New York Yankees and outfielder Mike Yastrzemski to the Kansas City Royals, according to multiple reports. Doval, 28, spent the entirety of his professional career with the Giants dating back to when he signed with the team as an international free agent in October 2015.

The Boston Red Sox pivoted after missing out on one of their top trade targets in Merrill Kelly, acquiring Dustin

Everyone on the team knows it, and they all watched as one of the most respected players on the team was sent packing while they were in the process of seeing their record fall to 54-55 with a 2-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 innings. The Giants have lost 12 of 14 and were 9-15 in July after once-upon-a-time being 40-28 on June 11 and then trading for Rafael Devers four days later. Heliot Ramos, an All-Star a year ago, ended the Wednesday loss snapping his bat at the handle over his knee after striking out. Ramos has been a defensive disaster in left field and equally as bad as a baserunner of late.

The Mets added a former All-Star.

Buster Posey detailed how the Giants' committed approach to selling at the MLB trade deadline will shape San Francisco's future moving forward.

Everyone on the team knows it, and they all watched as one of the most respected players on the team was sent packing while they were in the process of seeing their record fall to 54-55 with a 2-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 innings. The Giants have lost 12 of 14 and were 9-15 in July after once-upon-a-time being 40-28 on June 11 and then trading for Rafael Devers four days later. Heliot Ramos, an All-Star a year ago, ended the Wednesday loss snapping his bat at the handle over his knee after striking out. Ramos has been a defensive disaster in left field and equally as bad as a baserunner of late.

Just days before the MLB trade deadline, the New York Mets struck a deal to send right-handed pitcher Blade Tidwell, outfielder Drew Gilbert, and reliever Jose Butto to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for standout bullpen arm Tyler Rogers. The trade gives the Mets much-needed bullpen help while the Giants add two of New York's top prospects, both of whom once starred on Rocky Top. Tidwell, a Loretto, Tennessee native, made his Major League debut earlier this season, but the results were mixed.

The Tampa Bay Rays are one game above the .500 mark entering play on Tuesday, July 29. Recent on-the-field results have not been fruitful for Tampa Bay. As a result, the Rays have slid three spots to the No. 15 spot in the latest MLB Power Rankings from The Athletic.

Giants closer Camilo Doval now a trade candidate as MLB trade deadline nears. Giants weigh options while top relievers remain on the board.