The San Francisco Giants have several of the best prospects in the game. Here are where their Top 5 prospects are likely to start the season.

Giants manager Tony Vitello was asked about a potential pitching schedule for Logan Webb with Team USA in the World Baseball Classic.

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San Francisco Giants outfielder Harrison Bader showed off his power in Wednesday’s spring training game and owed a local food truck owner an autograph.

During a live broadcast of a Giants spring training game over the weekend, the former MVP didn’t hold back when talking about Yankees legend Alex Rodríguez. “He tore my knee up. He slid and rolled his fat a-- past the base,

Wednesday, funny enough, was the first day that Godfrey’s truck resided in that specific location during Cactus League play. Godfrey, whose kids played baseball and softball, wondered what would happen if her business got hit by a home run. Thanks to Bader, whose homer was the hardest-hit ball by a Giant this spring, Godfrey didn’t have to ponder.

Matos was called up earlier than expected in 2023 when the Giants needed a left fielder. That decision has put the 2026 team in a pickle.

Free agent news: Brent Honeywell, who won the World Series with the Dodgers in 2024, is signing with the Giants on a minor league contract. The 31-year-old did not pitch at all last season. His last organization was the Dodgers, who non‑tendered him after the 2024 campaign. But during that year in Los Angeles, Honeywell played a meaningful role.

MLB fans bolt for the exits during Cubs-Giants spring training after a bizarre on-field moment sparks confusion and viral buzz.

Brice Turang homered twice, including a grand slam, and drove in five runs to lead the Brewers to a 13-12 win over the Giants.

Prospect Parks Harber could provide the San Francisco Giants intriguing versatility later in the 2026 MLB season.