

Watch Chapman hilariously smoke Giants fans in beer-chugging contest
Matt Chapman is a man of many talents -- on and off the field. Chapman inhaled the brew almost as fast as his glove sucks up ground balls, furthering cementing his status as a gamer amongst Giants fans. Saturday marked the 31-year-old's first Giants Fan Fest since signing a six-year, $151 million contract extension with San Francisco on Sept. 6. Following his strong 2024 MLB season, Chapman told NBC Sports Bay Area's Taylor Wirth he enters 2025 with one mission in mind.
Watch Chapman hilariously smoke Giants fans in beer-chugging contest
Matt Chapman is a man of many talents -- on and off the field. Chapman inhaled the brew almost as fast as his glove sucks up ground balls, furthering cementing his status as a gamer amongst Giants fans. Saturday marked the 31-year-old's first Giants Fan Fest since signing a six-year, $151 million contract extension with San Francisco on Sept. 6. Following his strong 2024 MLB season, Chapman told NBC Sports Bay Area's Taylor Wirth he enters 2025 with one mission in mind.
Watch Chapman hilariously smoke Giants fans in beer-chugging contest
Matt Chapman is a man of many talents -- on and off the field. Chapman inhaled the brew almost as fast as his glove sucks up ground balls, furthering cementing his status as a gamer amongst Giants fans. Saturday marked the 31-year-old's first Giants Fan Fest since signing a six-year, $151 million contract extension with San Francisco on Sept. 6. Following his strong 2024 MLB season, Chapman told NBC Sports Bay Area's Taylor Wirth he enters 2025 with one mission in mind.
Watch Chapman hilariously smoke Giants fans in beer-chugging contest
Matt Chapman is a man of many talents -- on and off the field. Chapman inhaled the brew almost as fast as his glove sucks up ground balls, furthering cementing his status as a gamer amongst Giants fans. Saturday marked the 31-year-old's first Giants Fan Fest since signing a six-year, $151 million contract extension with San Francisco on Sept. 6. Following his strong 2024 MLB season, Chapman told NBC Sports Bay Area's Taylor Wirth he enters 2025 with one mission in mind.
Watch Chapman hilariously smoke Giants fans in beer-chugging contest
Matt Chapman is a man of many talents -- on and off the field. Chapman inhaled the brew almost as fast as his glove sucks up ground balls, furthering cementing his status as a gamer amongst Giants fans. Saturday marked the 31-year-old's first Giants Fan Fest since signing a six-year, $151 million contract extension with San Francisco on Sept. 6. Following his strong 2024 MLB season, Chapman told NBC Sports Bay Area's Taylor Wirth he enters 2025 with one mission in mind.
Watch Chapman hilariously smoke Giants fans in beer-chugging contest
Matt Chapman is a man of many talents -- on and off the field. Chapman inhaled the brew almost as fast as his glove sucks up ground balls, furthering cementing his status as a gamer amongst Giants fans. Saturday marked the 31-year-old's first Giants Fan Fest since signing a six-year, $151 million contract extension with San Francisco on Sept. 6. Following his strong 2024 MLB season, Chapman told NBC Sports Bay Area's Taylor Wirth he enters 2025 with one mission in mind.
San Francisco Giants' Reliever Reflects on 'Dream Come True' Moment
With much of the talk this offseason around the hope that All-Star closer Camilo Doval will return to form this season, the San Francisco Giants did have closer last season. Ryan Walker slid into the closer role after the Giants optioned Doval back to the minor leagues when he was struggling with his control. Walker had never been a closer before that and he finished the season with 10 saves. When Doval returned late in the season, the 29-year-old didn't give the job back.
Former All-Star Slugger Could Fill Biggest Need for San Francisco Giants
The San Francisco Giants have been fairly active this offseason trying to turn around a franchise that has been stuck in mediocrity the last few years. After another losing season in 2024, the Giants made the decision to switch things up in their front office by hiring Buster Posey to take over as President of Baseball Operations. The addition of Posey has seemingly worked out well so far for San Francisco, with a couple notable signings under his belt already. This winter, the Giants were able to sign shortstop Willy Adames to a massive deal to help bolster a lineup that needed a player of his caliber.
Why taking over Giants closer role 'a dream come true' to Walker
Ryan Walker still is awed by the fact that he's the Giants closer. The 29-year-old pitcher recounted what it was like to get promoted to the top of San Francisco's bullpen. “It was a dream come true honestly,” Walker said Thursday on KNBR's “Murph & Markus.” “Never in my career would I have thought I would have become a closer in the big leagues. I just wanted a job, so this is a pretty amazing opportunity and I'm thankful for the team to even trust me to do this. It was pretty crazy, nobody ever wants to see anyone struggle, that sucks. Stay in the game with the latest updates on your beloved Bay Area and California sports teams! Sign up here for our All Access Daily newsletter. “Let me tell
Proposed San Francisco Giants Trade Would Land Blue Jays Superstar at Fair Price
The San Francisco Giants have made a number of high-profile moves in the last calendar year or so, but one more potential deal could top them all. With the rumors of the Toronto Blue Jays trading Vladimir Guerrero Jr. heating up again, Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer put together a list of teams that could trade for him and potential trade packages to get the deal done. The Giants were among the top landing spots on the list and had a proposed trade that would be a massive win for them. Rymer suggested San Francisco make an offer of closer Camilo Doval, infielder Marco Luciano and elite prospect James Tibbs III.
How Walker sees Verlander helping Giants mentally in 2025 season
The Giants' acquisition of future National Baseball Hall of Famer Justin Verlander brings veteran leadership to San Francisco's up-and-coming pitching staff for the 2025 MLB season. Reliever Ryan Walker, in particular, is excited to learn from the certified legend who has experienced as much as one player can over 19 campaigns. In talking to KNBR's Brian Murphy and Markus Boucher on Friday, Walker explained how Verlander can help the Giants mentally.
San Francisco Giants Have Two Substantial Opportunities to Strengthen Their Offseason
The new era of San Francisco Giants baseball got off to a strong start this offseason when new President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey signed shortstop Willy Adames in free agency. It is a move that will provide game-changing production in the short and long term as Adames turned only 29 years old in September. One of the more gifted offensive players at the position in the league, the Giants are set for years to come on the left side of their infield with Matt Chapman signing a six-year, $151 million extension in September. If Tyler Fitzgerald keeps up his torrid pace from an incredible 2024 rookie campaign, San Francisco will have one of the most productive infield trios in baseball.
Harrison excited to learn from new Giants teammate Verlander
Kyle Harrison was four years old when Justin Verlander began his prosperous MLB career in 2005. Twenty years later, they are Giants teammates. Verlander, who turns 42 on Feb. 20, enters Year 20 with San Francisco after agreeing to a one-year, $15 million contract this offseason. While the two haven't spoken yet, Harrison, 23, couldn't hide his excitement about picking Verlander's brain and learning from the future National Baseball Hall of Famer.
Harrison excited to learn from new Giants teammate Verlander
Kyle Harrison was four years old when Justin Verlander began his prosperous MLB career in 2005. Twenty years later, they are Giants teammates. Verlander, who will turn 42 on Feb. 20, will enter Year 20 with San Francisco after agreeing to a one-year, $15 million contract this offseason. While the two haven't spoken yet, Harrison, 23, couldn't hide his excitement about picking Verlander's brain and getting to learn from the future National Baseball Hall of Famer.
How San Francisco Giants Plan to Compete for Elite Free Agents Moving Forward
The San Francisco Giants have had what many would consider to be a solid offseason to this point. Handing out the largest free agent contract in franchise history to their new shortstop Willy Adames and bringing in a high-upside veteran like Justin Verlander who will look to find another elite campaign in his tank were both good moves. San Francisco looked to be on the cusp of signing the best pitcher available in former Baltimore Orioles and Milwaukee Brewers ace Corbin Burnes, but the 2021 NL Cy Young winner shocked everyone and instead signed with the Giants division rival Arizona Diamondbacks.
San Francisco Giants Still Seen As Potential Fit for All-Star Slugger
The San Francisco Giants have made a couple of notable splashes so far this offseason, with the team trying to keep pace in the National League West. It has been a tough few years for the Giants of late. The thought was Posey would be able to lure in some big names and top talent in free agency, and so far, that has worked out pretty well for San Francisco. Furthermore, the Giants were also very interested in Corbin Burnes.