SF News Saturday's World Series Game Could Get Rained On The World Series is going to be a joyous thing here in S.F. these next couple of days, and should you say otherwise you might get slapped. Or worse. But fans who
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: It Will Not Be A Sweep We're not that spoiled, are we? Surely, we didn't expect to sweep the Royals, did we? The proper answers are "no, we aren't" and "no, we didn't." Good, because the Royals will see
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: How To Win A Game In One Inning Last night, Game 1 of the 2014 World Series began at 5:07 p.m. 12 pitches later, Panda doubled, scoring Gregor Blanco. Seven pitches after that, Hunter Pence hit a two-run home
SF News Video: Brutally Beaten SF Giants Fan Bryan Stow Gives First Interview It's been a rough road back for Bryan Stow, the SF Giants fan who suffered serious brain trauma when he was was brutally beaten outside Dodgers Stadium in 2011. Stow spoke publicly in
SF News Kansas City vs. San Francisco: They Have Earthquakes Too, A Good Outfield, And Way Cheaper Housing For those of you who aren't already playing hooky or trying to leave work early to watch the first game of the World Series (and therefore not slacking off by reading the internet)
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: The Royals Are The Sentimental Favorite To Win The World Series, But Who Cares? In all my life, I've rooted against a Bay Area team exactly once. It was for Kansas City and against San Francisco and I'm not even ashamed. It was Joe Montana's second season
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where to Watch the World Series (Eating & Drinking Edition) photo credit: [email protected] You guys, it's the most wonderful time of the year: Orange October! Now is when our fair city joins together in the warm-and-fuzzy bonds of civic duty... or
SF News AT&T Park Data Usage Just Might Melt The Stadium On Friday When the Giants finally come back to town for Game 3 of the World Series on Friday, data-usage records at AT&T Park are expected to be broken. The record was already
SF News San Francisco Radio Stations Ban Lorde's 'Royals' For Duration Of World Series Forgetting the fact that Lorde's hit single "Royals" has already been overplayed to death by Top-40 radio stations, two San Francisco stations are putting the kibosh on its airplay for reasons of a
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: The Giants Are In The World Series Again, Because It's An Even-Numbered Year You do know the baseball world hates us, don't you? They all hate us. Everyone hates us. And we don't care. San Francisco: We're going back to the World Series! Close your eyes.
Arts & Entertainment Just Because... The Giants have just taken a 3-1 lead in the National League Championship Series. The city is elated. Journey songs can be heard blasting out of bars all over town, and tomorrow's Game
SF News Giants Win Game 3 Of The National League Championship Series In 10 Innings After a crazily tense, three-hour, 10-minute, 10-inning game, the Giants have taken the lead in the National League Championship Series. The Giants started with an early 4-run lead, but the game was tied
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: Looking Back On The Giants' History With The Cardinals I don't hate the Cardinals. Hate is such a strong word and a terrible thing. It should only be used to describe one's feelings toward ISIL or the Dodgers or other nefarious groups.
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: The Giants Are Magic Yesterday, the San Francisco Giants advanced in the playoffs. Yesterday, the Los Angeles Bums were eliminated from the playoffs. Yesterday was the best of days. The score was tied, 0-0, at the bottom
Arts & Entertainment Tony Bennett Kind Of Botched 'God Bless America' At Yesterday's Giants Game The great Tony Bennett, 88, was brought out to sing "God Bless America" during the seventh inning stretch of yesterday's Game 3 in the Giants-Nationals NLDS playoff series. His voice, honestly, still sounds
Arts & Entertainment Inner Sunset Church Says 'God Is A Giants Fan' St. Cecilia's Catholic Church on 17th Avenue has taken to posting some secular, pro-Giants messages on their street-facing sign now that the Giants are two games up in their third playoff bid in
Arts & Entertainment Giants Win First Playoff Against Nationals 3-2 In the Giants' first post-season game in Washington, D.C., which may have led to a $15 million loss in productivity citywide today, our boys triumphed. Things got a little tense in 6th,
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: Looking Back On The Giants' History Against D.C. The Washington Nationals were born in 2005, and for just the second time, they have made it to the post-season. They will host our San Francisco Giants for Game 1 of the NLDS
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Where To Watch The Giants' Playoff Games LET'S GO GIANTS!! It's time, everyone, to bask in the October glow of the post-season, and to watch our boys in orange do what they do best in even-numbered years only. Today's first
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: Bumgarner Is A God It was a do-or-die game. The Giants did and lived; the Pirates got done and died. And Madison Bumgarner is a bad, bad man. Actually is Madison a man? That would mean he
Arts & Entertainment Video: Elderly Pirates Fan Somehow Gets Into Giants Dugout Yes, Giants ace Madison Bumgarner delivered against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the NL Wild Card game, as we expected. But what we didn't expect is that the shoddy Pirates security would allow a
Arts & Entertainment The Beanstalk: Giants Face Pirates In Wild Card Showdown Tonight, And They Will Win Today, the San Francisco Giants play the Pittsburgh Pirates in, for all intents and purposes, the 163rd game of the season, a game we were once denied. After playing their 161st game on
SF News The Giants Still Looking At Wild Card, And Pagan Is Out For Back Surgery At last night's Giants-Dodgers game in L.A., Madison Bumgarner had a brief meltdown in the first inning after hitting Yasiel Puig in the foot with a pitch, leading to a shouting match
Arts & Entertainment Tim Lincecum Might Never Return To Form And That's Okay Tim Lincecum was the face of the Giants franchise. He defined the Giants in the post-Barry Bonds era. He was young, talented, fiery, and he was a winner. Was. Now, Tim Lincecum has
Arts & Entertainment Watch Robin Williams Rallying The Crowd At A Giants Post-Season Game In 2010 As many Giants fans know, Robin Williams was a fixture at many games, especially in the post-season of the past few years. On October 7, 2010, as the Giants were about to play
