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Former catcher turned San Francisco Giants' President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey explains the team's MLB trade ...

The San Francisco Giants were once in a position to make a postseason push, but they ended up selling at the trade deadline.

One day after dealing setup man Tyler Rogers to the Mets, the Giants traded away two other notable pieces from their roster.

After offloading three core pieces -- setup man Tyler Rogers, closer Camilo Doval and outfielder Mike Yastrzemski \-\- ahead ...

The Giants, mathematically speaking, aren’t out of the race for the playoffs. They’re six games back of the San Diego Padres ...

It might surprise you that Posey would take such a clear selling posture, but the warnings have been there for months.

Yastrzemski, 34, spent six years in the Baltimore Orioles’ farm system before being traded to the Giants in March 2019.

With the Giants sinking in the standings, some are ready to give up on this season and sell at the deadline. Is Posey among ...

Aaron Civale started for the White Sox. He went 6.1 innings, walking two batters and allowing the lone hit, a single to Zach Neto leading off the bottom of the fourth inning. Civale struck out eight.

The San Francisco Giants didn’t make the splashiest moves at the trade deadline, but according to Buster Posey, they were ...

Step onto the diamond as we relive the unforgettable moment when Buster Posey executed a perfect sidearm throw to second base ...