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Giants' Patrick Bailey's walk-off inside-the-park home run makes MLB history not seen in 99 years
It's been 99 years since the last time a catcher hit an inside-the-park walk-off homer. Bennie Tate did it on Aug. 11, 1926. Patrick Bailey just hit the first inside-the-park walk-off home run from a catcher since Bennie Tate on Aug. 11, 1926, according to @baseball_ref. pic.twitter.com/yBNDs5cJnF
Giants starting pitcher Landen Roupp said Buster Posey is a huge reason he’s broken out in an interview on Tuesday July 8, ...
Bryce Harper homered and doubled three times, Jesús Luzardo struck out seven and gave up three hits in seven innings, and the ...
The San Francisco Giants won’t have a starter in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. But they will be well-represented ...
Here's our regular series-ending look at some winners and losers from a bizarre trio of games in the Bay Area: ...
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‘Hope MLB is investigating’: Umpire Phil Cuzzi under fire for missed calls in Philadelphia Phillies in loss to San Francisco GiantsMLB umpire Phil Cuzzi is getting torched on social media for his poor performance behind the plate Monday night in the ...
The San Francisco Giants are known for having some of the most loyal fans in MLB, and that reigned true this weekend in ...
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Giants DH Wilmer Flores reveals when he realized he could pursue MLB careerSpeaking with NBC Sports Bay Area's Laura Britt, San Francisco Giants' Wilmer Flores recalled the age when he realized he was ...
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