Former Boston Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers reportedly no-showed an invite to a first base workout with San Francisco Giants legend Will Clark.

In an interview with ESPN, Giants GM Zack Minasian said he was still working the phones at his grandmother's funeral.

The San Francisco Giants have been one of the feel-good stories in the MLB during the first half of the 2025 season. Over that stretch, they have the second-fewest runs scored in the National League. Shortstop Willy Adames, who was signed in free agency, has struggled all season.

Buster Posey does not like to lose. The three-time World Series champ-turned-president of baseball operations for the Giants has made that clear over the years, especially to his ace pitcher Logan Webb. Webb joined KNBR’s Greg Papa and Greg Silver on Tuesday and discussed the current state of Giants affairs and gave plenty of praise to the first-year front office executive.

The San Francisco Giants need to make more additions if they hope to compete in the stacked National League.

Well this could've been done better by the umpire.

Boston Red Sox All-Star Jarren Duran was named the "most likely" to be traded of the team's crowded outfielders.

The former Yankees outfielder has been a decent player throughout his career.

Bryce Harper feels held back by poor officiating in the loss to the Giants.

Two-time teammates Taijuan Walker and Robbie Ray will go head-to-head for the first time in their careers when the Philadelphia Phillies and host San Francisco Giants continue their three-game series Tuesday night. A matchup of two of the best starting staffs in baseball lived up to its billing in Monday's series opener, with the Phillies' Cristopher Sanchez and Giants' Landen Roupp pitching brilliantly in a game won 3-1 by the Giants.

The Phillies face the Giants on Tuesday. Here's how to watch the game.

Randy Rodríguez didn't need to tweak his slider. The pitch was performing well; Rodríguez was, too. With the help of the Giants' crossfiring right-hander, Rodríguez will soon be traveling to Atlanta to experience the first All-Star Game of his career. “As soon as he got on the mound, it is what it is now,” Walker said.

The Braves could look to sell at the deadline.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Casey Schmitt drove home the go-ahead run on a groundball in the eighth inning, Matt Chapman made a headfirst dive into home moments later for another run, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 on Monday night. Orion Kerkering (5-4) hit Willy Adames with a pitch to start the Giants' eighth before Chapman's single advanced Adames to third. Wilmer Flores was also plunked to load the bases for Schmitt. Tyler Rogers (4-2) allowed a leadoff single to Kyle Schwarber in the top of the eighth but worked out of the jam for the win. Camilo Doval finished for his 14th save — getting J.T. Realmuto to line out on a 95 mph sinker for the first out after a 13-pitch

Agustín Ramírez had already given the Miami Marlins a game-tying double by the time he stepped up to the plate in the top of the seventh inning on Monday. At that point, the Marlins held a 4-1 lead in their road showdown the Cincinnati Reds. Ramírez refused to ease up, though, blasting a 420-foot homer that further cemented Miami's victory. The 23-year-old catcher is now batting .245 with a .770 OPS since making his big league debut on April 21, racking up 14 home runs, 16 doubles and 39 RBIs in 65 games.

SAN FRANCISCO – Before the Giants can finally welcome the Dodgers to Oracle Park this season on their way into the All-Star break, the National League East-leading Phillies are here first as a three-game undercard. It's a high-powered homestand, and it got off to a victorious, tension-filled start Monday night with the Giants prevailing 3-1 before a sellout crowd of 40,043. “Two really good teams are coming in here and we just have to keep playing baseball,” Giants pitcher Landen Roupp said. “Guys are hitting, making plays and we're throwing the ball well. We have to keep it going.” Swept by Miami their last time at home, the Giants produced two runs in an eighth-inning rally dependent on ground

Casey Schmitt drove home the go-ahead run on a groundball in the eighth inning, Matt Chapman made a headfirst dive into home moments later for another run, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 on Monday night. Orion Kerkering (5-4) hit Willy Adames with a pitch to start the Giants' eighth before Chapman's single advanced Adames to third.

Before the Giants can finally welcome the Dodgers to Oracle Park this season on their way into the All-Star break, the National League East-leading Phillies came first as a three-game undercard. It's a high-powered homestand, and it got off to a victorious, tension-filled start Monday night with the Giants prevailing 3-1 before a sellout crowd of 40,043. “Two really good teams are coming in here and we just have to keep playing baseball,” Giants pitcher Landen Roupp said. Swept by Miami their last time at home, the Giants produced two runs in an eighth-inning rally dependent on ground balls and batters hit by pitches.

Giants southpaw Erik Miller will be out for several weeks, which should impact their deadline approach.

Monday night's loss to the Giants was lined with defensive miscues, questionable umpire calls and a lack of Phillies offense.