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The last few years have not been kind to Tim Lincecum, but despite those struggles, his legacy with the San Francisco Giants is already set.
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In an effort to bolster an inexperienced receiving group, the San Francisco 49ers are in discussions with veteran wideout Hakeem Nicks.
With the NFL Draft just weeks away, the experts make their predictions of who the San Francisco 49ers will pick.
While Buster Posey is one of the best players in baseball, and Andrew Susac is the Giants' hot prospect, Hector Sanchez seems to have become a forgotten man
The Oakland Athletics will be missing some key pieces on Opening Day, as their right fielder and closer will both be sidelined by their respective injuries.
In the 2014 postseason, the San Francisco Giants used a completely homegrown infield. Even with part of that infield departing, it could happen again soon.
Matt Cain continues to prove himself in Spring Training, as he pitched well in a Triple-A Spring Training game for the San Francisco Giants.
Since the great Barry Bonds' final game for the San Francisco Giants, stability has been hard to come by in left field.
Oakland Athletics' pitcher Pat Venditte is quite possibly the most unique player in baseball today, but is this all a sideshow, or is he for real?
On Thursday, San Francisco Giants' first baseman Brandon Belt continued his excellent start to the Spring, giving hope that he can provide strong offense.
After his stunning decision to retire at just 24 years old, players from around the league react to Chris Borland's announcement.
After making his Spring Training debut on Monday, Sergio Romo spoke about free agency and returning to the San Francisco Giants.
After being acquired by the Giants in the offseason, Casey McGehee has been playing very well so far during Spring Training.