There are many players who are contributing to the hot start of the San Francisco Giants this season. One of the players who has drawn a lot of positive reviews is catcher Patrick Bailey.
The San Francisco Giants are off to an excellent start this year, with the franchise hitting marks they haven’t been able to accomplish in a long time.
Seattle Mariners outfielder Victor Robles made perhaps the catch of the MLB season thus far, but it definitely came at a cost.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
The Giants overhauled their front office this winter, as franchise legend Buster Posey now takes over the role of president of baseball operations. His primary goal will be to build a roster that can get the Giants back to the postseason for the first time since 2021 when Posey’s team won 107 games.
The San Francisco Giants have one of the better starting catchers in the MLB in Patrick Bailey. However, they are still in need of a backup. Buster Posey and the front office should take a chance on a former All-Star still looking for a team.
Major League Baseball released projected Wins Above Replacement (WAR) leaders for each NL West team, naming San Francisco Giants catcher Patrick Bailey with the highest WAR of anyone on the team entering 2025.
Patrick Bailey is an exceptional catcher. The issue is he’s had very little support from a backup; will this year be any different? The recent news of Tom Murphy‘s injury points towards no.
Every now and then the NASCAR world crosses over with other sports, potentially opening the eyes of other world-class athletes to everything that goes into being a professional racer.
The San Francisco Giants are entering a new era of baseball in the Bay Area this season with new leadership off the field and some new faces on it. Coming
With just a month until Spring Training, a lot of the San Francisco Giants lineup looks to be set in stone. While they could look to upgrade at a few spots, such as first base and in the corner outfield, if a splash move wasn’t made at this point, one is unlikely to come.
The San Francisco Giants are happy with their results from the top of the 2020 MLB draft, but would likely not get the chance to take the same player if they did it all again today.
The San Francisco Giants have made some huge offseason moves already and hope they aren't done just yet, but as is the case for every team that doesn't win the World Series, the most important development will have to come from within.
The San Francisco Giants star catcher isn't always consistent at the plate, but no one is more reliable behind it. Patrick Bailey had a solid rookie campaign and went into 2024 hoping to capitalize.
The San Francisco Giants have taken strides toward being competitive in the National League West under their new president of baseball operations Buster Posey.
The San Francisco Giants have a lot on their plate as they head into the winter, but for now it's all celebration. On Sunday, the Gold Glove winners were announced.
Patrick Bailey of San Francisco Giants was voted the National League winner for the 2024 Gold Glove Award at the catcher position. It’s the first time in Bailey’s career he’s won the award.
The San Francisco Giants reinstated catcher Patrick Bailey from the 10-day injured list on Thursday. Bailey, 25, last played on Aug. 18 before being sidelined with a strained right oblique.
Ahead of Tuesday’s matchup against the Chicago White Sox, the San Francisco Giants placed catcher Patrick Bailey on the 10-day injured list due to a right oblique strain.
The Giants trail the Braves by 3.5 games for the National League’s last playoff spot going into Tuesday night’s game.
The San Francisco Giants are trying to stay alive for the postseason by racking up wins against the worst teams in the MLB. First, they defeated the Oakland Athletics 4-2 on Monday, and now, the Giants beat the Chicago White Sox 5-3 for a quick two-game win streak that put them at 64-63, good enough for fourth place in the National League West.
Patrick Bailey burst onto the scene in 2023 looking like the best defensive player in baseball. Although he only started 84 games behind the dish (765.2 defensive innings), Bailey led all catchers with a +18 Fielding Run Value, per Baseball Savant.
San Francisco Giants catcher Patrick Bailey was placed back on the seven-day concussion injured list on Tuesday after having a stint there earlier this month.
The specialized seven-day version of the IL allows players and teams a little extra flexibility when dealing with potential concussions.
Patrick Bailey came close to hitting for the cycle with his four hits in the San Francisco Giants' 7-3 victory Saturday over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Bailey, who went 4 for 4 with three RBIs, had recorded a single, double and home run when he went to the plate in the seventh inning.
The Giants are currently 47-40, three games behind the first-place Arizona Diamondbacks and in a heated battle for a wild-card spot. Here are the Giants trending up and down in 2023.
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