The Miami Marlins and San Francisco Giants could represent very viable trade partners before the MLB trade deadline, but one recent move was suggested that would come as quite a surprise. Kevin Barral of Fish on First recently published a piece on Marlins catcher Nick Fortes, who appears to be the odd man out in a rotation that features Agustin Ramirez and Liam Hicks, both of whom have been very impressive during their rookie campaigns. While the Giants may be more interested in prying away one of Miami's pitchers or an outfielder like Jesus Sanchez or Dane Myers, Barral named San Francisco as a potential landing spot for Fortes, who would not exactly represent a flashy acquisition for anyone.

The Boston Red Sox no longer have Rafael Devers on the roster but have still been mixed in some drama involving the former Boston star. This week, it came out that former San Francisco Giants star Will Clark offered to work out with Devers at first base but he didn't end up showing up. Clark talked about it and shared the workout would've been during the Red Sox series and would've been at a time that it would've been in front of his former team so he wasn't surprised Devers didn't do it. The story has taken on a life of its own and Devers responded, as shared by the San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser.

The Boston Red Sox are firmly in the American League Wild Card hunt following the surprising Rafael Devers trade.

A former San Francisco Giants standout is leaving the United States after being released from another MLB team last month. According to MLB Trade Rumors, nine-year Major League veteran J.D. Davis is headed to Japan after signing a deal with the Seibu Lions of Nippon Professional Baseball league. Davis is set to play the rest of the season in Japan after things did not work out this season with the Los Angeles Angels. The 32-year-old got a very small sample size of just five big league games with the Angels before his release at the end of June, but he collected just one hit in that period.

Former Toronto Blue Jays GM Pat Gillick says that the team missed out on the chance to acquire Randy Johnson.

The Giants need some offense.

The San Francisco Giants have had plenty of legendary players don their uniform throughout the franchise's history. Back in 1959, he began his Hall of Fame career with a bang away from San Francisco, getting the job done with regularity when the team was on the road. McCovey was tearing the cover off the ball on the road to begin his career, needing only 32 games to reach the plateaus of 20 singles, 20 extra base hits and 10 home runs.

San Francisco Giants legend Will Clark is calling BS on all the drama surrounding slugger Rafael Devers. In his podcast, “Dueces Wild,” on Thursday, Clark took exception with Boston Red Sox announcer Will Fleming. Fleming first reported on WEEI Afternoons that Devers didn't show up to a “walk-through” of first base with Clark last month. “I just gotta tell you right now, this is a bunch of bulls---,” Clark said, via YouTube . “That's first off. Second off, hey look, that was, let's see, that was my first encounter with Rafael Devers. So I didn't even know him before those 2-3 days that I spent in San Francisco. So, you know, Rafi and I are fine. I'm gonna work with him whenever I get around to

2015: Josh Osich does Boise proud with his first major league victory. And he was the pitcher of record when the Giants scored five runs in the bottom of the inning—and ended up winning 8-5 at AT&T Park.

Amid all the drama around Rafael Devers, a Giants icon tore into Red Sox broadcaster Will Flemming.

Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants Game Preview

Los Angeles Dodgers (56-38, first in the NL West) vs. San Francisco Giants (51-43, second in the NL West) San Francisco; Friday, 10:15 p.m. EDT PITCHING PROBABLES: Dodgers: Dustin May (5-5, 4.52 ERA, 1.32 WHIP, 84 strikeouts); Giants: Logan Webb (8-6, 2.62 ERA, 1.16 WHIP, 133 strikeouts) BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Giants -127, Dodgers +107; over/under is 7 1/2 runs BOTTOM LINE: The San Francisco Giants open a three-game series at home against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday. San Francisco has a 27-18 record at home and a 51-43 record overall. The Giants have a 28-14 record in games when they did not give up a home run. Los Angeles is 23-21 in road games and 56-38 overall. The Dodgers have a 16-10

The San Francisco Giants have exceeded expectations this year in the first season of the Buster Posey era, still finding themselves right near the playoff picture over halfway through the year. When Posey was hired, there was hope he could turn around the direction of the organization, but he has started to do it a whole lot quicker than most expected him to. As the Giants approach the trade deadline, they must make the decision whether or not they are going to go for it now or build for the future, and there is one major lineup question that needs to be solved one way or the other. San Francisco has struggled at first base all season long, and as of right now, it does not look like new DH Rafael Devers is going to slot in seamlessly right away.

Sports Mets' pitcher David Peterson replacing Giants' Robbie Ray on 2025 NL All-Star roster July 10, 2025 / 3:25 PM PDT / AP CBS News Live CBS Sports HQ Live New York Mets pitcher David Peterson was added to the National League roster for the All-Star Game on Thursday, replacing San Francisco left-hander Robbie Ray. It's the first All-Star selection for Peterson, who is 6-4 with a 3.06 ERA in 18 starts. The lefty tossed seven-plus innings of one-run ball in New York's 3-1 loss at Baltimore on Thursday. Peterson is the fourth All-Star from the Mets, joining shortstop Francisco Lindor, first baseman Pete Alonso and closer Edwin Díaz. Ray is going to be inactive for Tuesday night's Midsummer Classic

New York Mets pitcher David Peterson replaced fellow left-hander Robbie Ray of the San Francisco Giants on the National League roster on Thursday for next Tuesday's All-Star Game in Atlanta. Ray, 33, is scheduled to pitch on Sunday against the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers. He is 9-3 this season with a 2.63 ERA, one complete game, 42 walks and 122 strikeouts in 113 innings over 19 starts. Peterson is a first-time All-Star and will join Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor (starter), first baseman Pete Alonso and closer Edwin Diaz on the NL squad. The 29-year-old Peterson also pitched on Thursday, but it was not all good news as the Mets fell to the host Baltimore Orioles 3-1 in the first game of a

Coming into the 2025 MLB regular season, not much was expected from the San Francisco Giants. Under new leadership with Buster Posey taking over as president of baseball operations, many expected it would take some time for him to leave his imprint on the roster. A three-time World Series winner as a player, getting the Giants back to that level of prominence, many people thought would take some time. Since Posey retired as a player following the 2021 campaign, San Francisco has yet to really challenge for a playoff spot, winning between 79-81 games all three years.

New York Mets pitcher David Peterson replaced fellow left-hander Robbie Ray of the San Francisco Giants on the National League roster on Thursday for next Tuesday's All-Star Game in Atlanta. Ray, 33, is scheduled to pitch on Sunday against the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers.

When a rivalry is as legendary as the one between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants, apparently even public transit agencies get involved. On Monday, Caltrain, a commuter rail service that runs from San Jose through San Francisco, posted a TikTok mocking L.A.'s car-centric reputation. In the video, two people dressed in Giants gear decide between driving or taking Caltrain to Oracle Park.

The San Francisco Giants have had a great season and are coming off an impressive series win against the Philadelphia Phillies. Despite a really poor end to June, the Giants have turned things around in July so far. With a massive three-game series coming up against the Los Angeles Dodgers before the All-Star break, San Francisco would love to build some more momentum. Both Robbie Ray and Logan Webb have been fantastic, with both making the All-Star team.

The Giants and Dodgers enter their three-game set to end the first half on different trajectories. San Francisco (51-43) bounced back from its worst stretch of the season and has won six of its last eight games, catapulting back to second place in the NL West. Los Angeles (56-38), by contrast, has lost six straight after being swept by the Houston Astros and Milwaukee Brewers. Manager Bob Melvin, though, isn't taking much stock in which team is surging and which team is slumping.