The San Francisco Giants struggled with stability at second base in the early parts of 2014, but the problem seems to be solved thanks to a standout rookie.
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First base was a revolving door for the San Francisco Giants in 2014, but they hope that the injuries are behind them, and stability is in the future.
The San Francisco Giants head into 2015 looking to defend their World Series Championship, and they are set at the pivotal position of catcher.
With Randy Johnson's induction into Cooperstown, baseball fans may have witnessed history in the form of the last 300-game winner ever.
Young Brian Ragira, in just his second season in pro ball, has already established himself as one of the San Francisco Giants' best hitting prospects.
With uncertainties surrounding the San Francisco Giants' rotation, adding some depth, possibly Ryan Vogelsong may be necessary for the defending Champions.
Derek Law is one of the San Francisco Giants best relief pitcher prospects, but his quick ascent was cut short by Tommy John surgery last season.
Get to know San Francisco Giants' prospect Tyler Beede, a right-handed pitcher selected in the first round of the 2014 amateur draft
Despite a terribly slow start to the offseason, the San Francisco Giants seemed to have opened their wallets and are starting to throw some money around.
The San Francisco Giants have been linked to a number of free agents, and there has been some trade talk. Take a look at some rumors and rumblings.
Young left-hander Ty Blach has made quick work of the minors, and appears poised to make his name as a big-leaguer, sooner rather than later.
Left Field is a position of need for the San Francisco Giants, and there are players still on the market who could fill that hole for the defending champs.
James Shields is one of the premier starting pitchers left on the market, and the San Francisco Giants have set their sights on the ace.
The San Francisco Giants lost out on another stud free agent, but they have set their sights on filling their offensive voids, possibly with the Braves.
The San Francisco Giants signed outfielder Justin Maxwell, and pitchers Cory Gearrin and Nik Turley to minor league contracts on Friday.
The San Francisco Giants have thrown their hat into the ring for another pitcher, this time Ervin Santana, a former All-Star.
Keury Mella has been described as having the "highest ceiling...since Kyle Crick." Could Mella be on his way to passing Crick as the Giants' top prospect?
With the departure of Pablo Sandoval, the San Francisco Giants have a void at 3rd base. These five players on the roster have a shot to fill that role.
Clayton Blackburn is a highly-regarded 22 year-old Giants' prospect, and he may be less than a year away from being a big league hurler.
With a void at third base for the Giants, there may be help on the way. 20 year-old Ryder Jones might be a few years away, but the team thinks highly of him