Welcome to Oracle Park, the waterfront home of the Giants -- known for garlic fries, crab sandwiches and splash hits. San ...

Their big free agent splash, shortstop Willy Adames, has come along slowly. Catcher Patrick Bailey an first baseman LaMonte ...

A Nationals slugger is becoming the next generational superstar before Major League Baseball's eyes, and there's no slowing him down.

Renel Brooks-Moon received a quiet PA booth dedication after nearly 25 years with the San Francisco Giants. After nearly 25 ...

Many teams have seen decades pass since one of their players led their league (AL or NL) in a particular category. Can you ...

James Wood is up to 12 home runs and 5 stolen bases so far in 2025, placing the Nationals youngster alongside Alex Rodriguez and Juan Soto in the history books.

Back in 1958, Orlando Cepeda led the National League with 38 doubles during his stellar rookie year. Their talented center fielder, who has 11 doubles thus far this season, could snap that streak.

Not all of MLB's rivalry matchups are barn-burners -- but there's plenty to watch this weekend besides Juan Soto.

Only three players in Giants franchise history have hit that mark: Willie Mays (141 in 1962), Orlando Cepeda (142, 1961) and Mel Ott (151, 1929). Barry Bonds maxed out at 137 RBIs in 2001.

The San Francisco Giants Lee Jung-hoo can decorate a page in the club's history, the U.S. media said. Sports Illustrated (SI) ...

Seven Hall of Famers have played for both franchises: Babe Ruth, Cy Young, Jimmy Collins, Al Simmons, Orlando Cepeda, John Smoltz and Billy Wagner. Star power, mammoth home runs and ...

Cepeda is founder of a Kissimmee-based Puerto Rican traditional dance and music school, Escuela de Bomba y Plena Tata Cepeda. She says her school serves as a tribute to her mother, Tata Cepeda ...