"To tell you the truth, I am hundredth-ed out after last season," John Mara, the team's current president and CEO and eldest grandson of its founder, told Newsday this week. "I'm trying to forget that ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Giants' Lou Seal Has Wholesome Moment With Fellow Mascots at Hall of ...

Alex the Great, a Flemish giant rabbit that delighted home crowds at San Francisco Giants home games on more than one ...

Bill Neukom, the chief executive officer and managing partner of the San Francisco Giants from 2008 through 2011, has died.

Can Devers return to All-Star form in second half? Plus more SF Giants second-half questions Rafael Devers is hitting .202 with two home runs as a Giant ...

The Giants announced on Thursday afternoon that former managing general partner Bill Neukom has died at 83. “On behalf of Greg Johnson, our ownership group, and the Giants family, we extend our ...

(KRON) — Former San Francisco Giants CEO Bill Neukom died at the age of 83, his law firm K&L Gates announced. The American Bar Association (ABA) announced his passing on Wednesday. Neukom served ...

The San Francisco Giants may have their eyes on another All-Star slugger: Athletics designated hitter Brent Rooker.

Bill Neukom, the lawyer who was the Giants' managing general partner for the team's first West Coast world championship in 2010, has died. He was 83.

The Giants need to trade for one more starting pitcher to stay in the playoff race. Could Joe Ryan fill that void?

How Logan Webb’s three-fastball mix helped land SF Giants’ ace at second All-Star Game Logan Webb is on pace to eclipse 200 strikeouts for the first time in his career ...