The San Francisco Giants have quite the list of veterans on their team, with five hitters on their projected Opening Day lineup having five or more years of MLB service time, and four of their five projected starting rotation pitchers having the same stipulation.
The San Francisco Giants have had quite a few young developmental players taking over the roster in the past few seasons, but some veterans have remained to help keep the team steady.
The San Francisco Giants have a plan at first base and it’s pretty clear. The first part is to get through this year with players like LaMonte Wade Jr.
LaMonte Wade Jr. has been the Giants’ primary first baseman in each of the past two seasons, leading the team in innings at the position.
Our Juan Soto. 2024 stats: 117 G, 401 PA, .260/ .380/ .381, .761 OPS, 119 wRC+, .121 ISO, 15.5 BB%, 22.4 K% Let’s talk about “The Pick”. Now it’s not completely
All loose ends have been tied up as the Giants avoid arbitration hearings with their outstanding cases. The deadline to exchange salary arbitration figures between players and teams passed at 10am, and the San Francisco Giants were able to come to terms with all three of their outstanding arbitration cases they faced this offseason.
The San Francisco Giants made a big splash in free agency when they signed Willy Adames. After failing to sign other star free agents, they could make a trade to bring in another starter.
The San Francisco Giants have had a busy offseason. They missed out on Corbin Burnes and could dump an expiring contract to land an All-Star for the rotation.
Here we are, still searching for ways to improve Cincinnati’s offense. Yes. The answer to the question of might San Francisco’s LaMonte Wade Jr. be a fix
Reports have indicated that the San Francisco Giants are open to moving Lamonte Wade Jr. The Giants have been linked to a few first basemen on the market, but many of the top options available are on new teams already.
With free agency drying up and the Twins constrained by financial limitations, the front office might need to get creative in finding a veteran plug at first base.
The search for a first baseman could end in the Bay Area. I’m not sure wisdom comes from the mouth of babes, because I have a niece and nephew and they mostly just tell me things I learned a long time ago.
San Francisco Giants infielder LaMonte Wade Jr. is relatively unknown around the league. He was not selected as a high draft pick, as he was taken in the ninth round.
Over the last two seasons, LaMonte Wade Jr. has batted .258/.376/.401. That's almost a whole article, right there. I want to discuss the particular ways in which he suits and could help the Brewers, and the hurdle posed by his status with regard to salary and team control, but the bones of this are...
There are likely to be some trades amid an interesting offseason in San Francisco.
The Giants expect to reduce player payroll relative to this past season.
LaMonte Wade Jr. is under contract through 2026, when he'll then hit free agency. However, adding a first baseman might not be out of the question for the San Francisco Giants this winter.
LaMonte Wade, Jr. and Matt Chapman went yard twice in the Giants’ blowout win over the Royals. The San Francisco Giants shut out the Kansas City Royals today, winnings 9-0.
LaMonte Wade Jr. and Matt Chapman each belted a pair of solo homers and Mike Yastrzemski also went deep, lifting the visiting San Francisco Giants to a 9-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Saturday.
While the San Francisco Giants are facing fierce competition in the NL West, the team is still battling to remain involved in the playoff conversation.
Stacked as the odds may be against them, the San Francisco Giants are hanging tight in the NL West standings. In fact, the Giants are fresh off an 8-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, the owner of the best record in the MLB at the moment.
The San Francisco Giants hope a strained hamstring suffered by hot-hitting LaMonte Wade Jr. doesn't stall their offensive momentum as they continue a three-game series against the visiting Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night.
San Francisco Giants first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. shouldn’t go unnoticed for the impressive stats he has put up. Heading into Friday’s action, he had come to the plate 158 times this season and reached base 76 times (over 48%).
The SF Giants avoided arbitration with first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. on Thursday, agreeing to a one-year, $3.5 million contract. The agreement was first reported by Susan Slusser of The San Francisco Chronicle and has been confirmed by Giants Baseball Insider via a source.
Estadio Alfredo Harp Helu, the venue where the San Francisco Giants and the San Diego Padres are playing the MLB Mexico City Series, isn't just known for its distinctive architectural style.
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