Heliot Ramos, Tyler Fitzgerald and the Giants' propensity for getting on base to start an inning are due for regressions.

Trying to catch all in a dynasty league is always a bit of a mission because most dynasty leagues have so many unique formats ...

A group of 20 non-roster players will be invited to the San Francisco Giants’ major league camp when spring training begins ...

San Francisco Giants outfielder Heliot Ramos made sure to acknowledge fellow teammate Willy Adames, who earned a spot on MLB Network's Top 100 Players of 2025 list.

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The Giants players at FanFest on Saturday were excited for the people of Sacramento, but much work remains before Opening Day ...

First baseman Bryce Eldridge, the Giants’ No. 1 prospect per MLB Pipeline, headlined the list of 20 non-roster invitees that ...

Marco Luciano, who once was the San Francisco Giants’ top prospect with superstar potential, is embracing his move to the outfield and still hopes to break out at the major-league level.

Him missing so much time to injury wasn't all bad, though, as it did pave the path for Heliot Ramos to have a breakout campaign. Ramos made his first career All-Star team with a .269/.322/.

The San Francisco Giants knew they needed to increase the pop in their lineup. It's been well documented they haven't had one of their players hit 30-plus home ...

This moves their emerging star Tyler Fitzgerald to second base and frees up another outfield spot for Heliot Ramos and Korean star Jung Hoo Lee when he's back from injury. There are still some ...