SF News Giants Clobber The Astros, 13-0 The Giants creamed Houston last night in a 13-0 showdown at AT&T Park. This time, yet again, Nadte Sadowski pitched another near perfect game in his home debut, "not allowing a
SF News Giants Sweep During this weekend's interleague A's vs. Giants series, San Francisco won all three games, making it the first time in eight years the Giants cleaned Oakland's clock. On Sunday, the Giants took the
misc Photo du Jour 309 Yes, Ishikawa went all the way over. Yes, he landed on his head. Yes, he caught it. Yes, it was awesome. Playing the league's "worst team" last night, the Giants beat the Nationals
SF News Giants (Almost) on Top; A's Sink to the Bottom In Sunday's LA vs SF series, the Giants won 2 out 3 games against number-one ranked Dodgers, winning Sunday night's game, 7-5. The Giants, unbeaten in the last of their eight series, as
SF News Manny Ramirez's Suspension Becomes the Giants' Gain Great news, Giants fans. The LA Times reports that, as of this morning, Dodgers left fielder Manny Ramirez has been put on temporary suspension for 50 games after testing positive for an illegal
SF News Spend Eternity Resting In a Giants Casket CBS 5's Mike Sugarman reports on a thrilling way to support your favorite baseball team while turning into worm food. Christy Vault, appropriately located in Colma, is now offering this final bit of
SF News Barry Bonds Back At The Ballpark Last night, there was a notable fan watching last night's Giants-Dodgers game: Barry Bonds, who was greeted by cheers of "Barry! Barry! Barry!" The Giants' website reports that the infamous player "created a
SF News Giants Slash Ticket Prices The San Francisco Giants just announced that they're reducing ticket prices. Why? Who's to say, exactly. The economy, chronic plague of empty seats at AT&T Park, boredom with baseball; fans realizing
misc A Video Post In Which Our Old Friend Zennie Goes to the Giants' Opening Day You may recall avid YouTube enthusiast Zennie from this post regarding the "outsize" buildings in the futuristic San Francisco skyline shown in the upcoming Star Trek film. Well, as it happens, the East
SF News Giants Opener Threatened Today's Giants opener against the Milwaukee Brewers is being threatened by today's (much-needed!) bout of rain. Although the first pitch is expected to kick things off at around 1:05 p.m., a
SF News Evidence Against Bonds Unsealed Today in San Francisco, a federal judge opened up hundreds of pages of court documents against disgraced Giants slugger Barry Bonds. According to reports, "The documents released included ... a transcript of a taped
SF News Giants Offer 'Diva' Manny Ramirez 4-Year Deal described as a prima donna Described as a prima donna, Manny Ramirez might join the Giants next season if thing go according to plan. The Giants, according to reports, are "quietly making an
misc Photo du Jour 297 Giants pitcher Barry Zito laughs at a magician's tricks during the team's holiday party for homeless children at AT&T Park.
SF News Giants Sign Relief Pitcher Bob Howry The Giants, who we just know will pull through next season, picked up 35-year-old Bob Howry (6' 5", 220 pounds) as their newest relief pitcher. According to the more sporty Henry Schulman, Howry's
SF News Barry Bonds: It's A Friggin' Conspiracy! MurrayChass.com broke the story: "I am convinced that Major League Baseball will never let him put on a uniform ever again," said Bonds' agent, Jeff Borris. Bonds did not play this year.
SF News Giants' African American Heritage Night Ads Promise Segregation, Bobbleheads Joe Eskenazi at SF Weekly points out a bit of San Francisco Giants' promotional material gone horribly awry. It seems, while promoting African American Heritage Night (8/22), this is the best the
SF News Tim Lincecum Scratched from Tonight’s All-Star Game One less reason to watch the MLB All-Star Game tonight – Giants’ pitcher Tim Lincecum will probably not appear for the National League team because he woke up this morning with "flulike symptoms." Sheee-it…
SF News Second Verse Same As the First: Bonds Pleads Not Guilty Former baseball great and Giants slugger Barry Bonds appeared on court today, pleading not guilty to 15 federal charges of fibbing to a grand jury. If you recall, Bonds just did the exact
SF News Scores and Highlights, "I’d So Do That Guy in the Giants Cap" Edition (By Joe Kukura) Tom Brady goes out in a Giants cap. Little else positive to report about this team. [Yahoo! Sports] The Warriors have a 0.5 % chance at the top pick in
SF News Photo: Scene From an AT&T Park Fire Looks like there was, in fact, a blaze at AT&T Park last night. And a sizable one at that. SFist reader Ted (i.e., phish223) sent in this on-the scene shot
SF News Fire at AT&T Park? Curbed is on it. As is a WhatImSeeing field corespondent. And even a few SFist tipsters have word on it. What is it, exactly? Well, it seems the Giants home, AT&T
SF News SFist Blotter FRIDAY, AT&T PARK: Anthony Giraudo, 19, was killed after a Giants game just outside AT&T Park. He died after receiving one punch in the head and then hitting, falling
SF News Around the Sports Dial Here's what we've missed in the world of Bay Area sports while trying to figure out who the Oceanic 6 are... -And now.the Rai-duhs. First they signed oft-injured and oft-whining Javon Walker
SF News Make It Work, Bonds Judge Tells Prosecutors Today a federal judge told the prosecutors to "re-craft its perjury case against Barry Bonds." The judge on the Bonds case, Susan Illston, claims that they "improperly lumped multiple alleged offenses into each
