San Francisco Giants News

Tomko greeted this latest turn of events in reserved fashion, at least partly because he senses that Correia, who suffered a bone bruise on the back of his shoulder, will return to the rotation once he's ...

What a surge the Giants have made this weekend. It took them the better part of four months to ... Noah Lowry said after he won his sixth straight start Saturday night, a 9-4 takedown of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Thanks to a souped-up wireless network, San Francisco Giants fans can now sit at SBC Park and watch both the play on the field and other games at the same time on their laptop computers.

Bob McManaman The Arizona Republic Sept. 4, 2005 12:00 AM Every weakness that has tormented the Diamondbacks this season was on display and exposed them for what they are during Saturday's 9-4 loss to the San ...2.9

So this year hasn't turned out as the Royals planned. That, naturally, is why the offseason exists: Teams can drown the sorrows of seasons past in a sea of cash.2.1

Left-handed reliever Jason Christiansen got into his first game as an Angel, five days after being acquired from the Giants.2.7

Clemens injured: Roger Clemens, 43, came out of Houston's game against St. Louis after five innings Saturday night because of a strained left hamstring.2.7

Yet it seems to be working fairly well, especially considering the A's payroll. Without their very unlucky slump earlier in the year, the A's would be running away with the division, so why couldn't they pull ...2.7

It's the most obvious and self-serving public-relations game going, and kudos to the Baseball Hall of Fame for refusing to play it.3.2

Two of the top pitchers in the National League looked pretty good at the plate, too.2.7

The San Francisco Giants activated right-hander Scott Munter from the 15-day disabled list Friday and recalled catcher Justin Knoedler.4.8

Lineup changes in the baseball card industry: - DONRUSS - Founded in 1954, the Arlington, Texas-based company began producing baseball cards in 1981 and has changed hands several times.2.7

Over the next four weeks, Head-to-Head owners are battling in win-or-go home contests while Rotisserie owners are either trying to climb a few spots in the standings or beat back opponents gaining on them.2.9

FRANKLY, I CAN'T believe we're even being asked this question. I was frustrated with Ken Macha early on but have since been fully impressed with the job he has been doing.2

Los Angeles' best chance at a playoff berth is to catch the San Diego Padres for first place in the NL West.

Sidney Ponson was released Thursday by the Orioles, who contend the former ace's conduct and problems with alcohol the past nine months give them grounds to terminate his contract.5

The New England Patriots have joined the billion dollar club, in the elite financial company of the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins.2.7

Andruw Jones made sure his team didn't waste what started out looking like a stress-free evening.

On a day when the San Francisco Giants made three errors and Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Kenny Lofton played more like Kenny G - i.e., rather awfully - perhaps the only man in SBC Park not to drop the ...2.7

Norwich shortstop Tim Hutting, left, tosses the ball to second baseman A.J. Laarbera to force out Trenton's Ramiro Pena during the fourth inning of Tuesday night's game, won by the Navigators 6-5. Below, Brian ...2.7

Florida's Jeremy Hermida became the second player to hit a grand slam in his first major-league at-bat and the first to do it as a pinch-hitter, connecting in the seventh inning off the St.8.7

Chester man, 22, slain at wedding A Chester man, who had celebrated his birthday last week, was fatally stabbed early Sunday at the site of a wedding reception.

Critics have long said the Angels need a lefty in the 'pen. Enter, Jason Christiansen.2.9

Mike Hampton insists he's "not giving up on the season" and will do everything he can to return.2.7

The final scene of the Triple-A baseball season at Grizzlies Stadium was players and coaches shaking each other's hands in opposite lines.2.7

SAN FRANCISCO - Tonight belongs to hyper-prospect Matt Cain, who is scheduled to make his much-anticipated major league debut against the Rockies.3.1

Can't wait to see the Lions' new jerseys tonight. You know, including exhibitions, they're 22-60 going into the fifth season of Matt Millen's stewardship, so at least that's one way he can get them back in the ...2

Insurgents in Al- Anbar province, the center of guerrilla resistance in Iraq, have fought the U.S. military to a stalemate.2.7

They've had eight different Opening Day first basemen, and one was Rico Brogna. Seven different Opening Day catchers, and one was Mike Heath.2.7