SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS

McCovey, 79, and Dodgers Hall of Famer Duke Snider pleaded guilty in 1995 to knowingly failing to report money made from authographs and memorabilia shows from 1988 to 1990.
Sporting News
SPORTS
Willie McCovey, Hall Of Fame First Baseman, Dead At 80
By Janie McCauley, AP
The baseball legend, who spent most of his career with the San Francisco Giants, died Wednesday after battling "ongoing health issues."
Andrew McCutchen
Andrew McCutchen
SPORTS
MLB Star Andrew McCutchen Reveals What It's Really Like Inside A Baseball Brawl
By Ed Mazza
Giants star outfielder takes you inside fight night with the Dodgers.
SPORTS
Giants Have Active 24 Hours And Agree To Acquire Korean Infielder Hwang
By Stephen Ruderman, Contributor
Diehard San Francisco Giants fan; unfiltered and politically i...
There will be a lot of new faces in Mike Murphy's clubhouse in 2017, as well as a lot of competition for big-league jobs.
SPORTS
Giants tweak Saturday Night Alternate Jersey for 2017
By Stephen Ruderman, Contributor
Diehard San Francisco Giants fan; unfiltered and politically i...
The Giants introduced the black jersey for the 2015 season, and they debuted it on May 2 of that season on Metallica Day
(Original Caption) Publicity handout of singer Mike Love, of the singing group The Beach Boys.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Beach Boys Confirm They're Considering Playing Trump's Inauguration
By Todd Van Luling
This, of course, is the Mike Love–led Beach Boys that no longer includes fellow original members like Al Jardine or Brian Wilson.
SPORTS
Giants solidify bullpen, sign closer Melancon
By Stephen Ruderman, Contributor
Diehard San Francisco Giants fan; unfiltered and politically i...
With this move, the Giants could go with Josh Osich in the seventh inning and Derek Law in the eighth, before turning things
FORT MYERS, FL - FEBRUARY 21: Boston Red Sox third baseman Pablo Sandoval throws the ball during spring training at JetBlue South in Fort Myers, Fla., on Feb. 21, 2016. (Photo by Jim Davis/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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SPORTS
Check Out The Incredibly Shrinking Pablo Sandoval
By Ron Dicker
"Tremendous shape."
SPORTS
Giants interested in Dexter Fowler heading into the Winter Meetings
By Stephen Ruderman, Contributor
Diehard San Francisco Giants fan; unfiltered and politically i...
Heyman noted that the St. Louis Cardinals and the Toronto Blue Jays are also interested in the all-star centerfielder. Heyman
SPORTS
Vin Scully Leaves Us With A Smile
By Fran Moreland Johns, Contributor
Writer of fiction, nonfiction, assorted good things that catch...
It was an elegant departure for a good man, ending a long and distinguished career.
SPORTS
What Went Wrong in the San Francisco Giants' Bullpen in 2016?
By Quora, Contributor
The best answer to any question
This reminds me of one of the baseball axioms, "Line drives are contagious." This is generally meant to be a rally cry for
BOOKS
I Am Brian Wilson: A Memoir
By Lauren Kearney, Contributor
Writer
I am Brian Wilson: A Memoir isn't the kind of book you can read in a day. Like a summer vacation, you want it to last forever. You don't want to jump in the ocean and go straight home. You want to take your time and absorb every thought, every doubt, every feeling that crosses the mind of one of the world's most influential composers. And that's exactly what you get from this book.
BOOKS
I Am Brian Wilson: A Memoir
By Lauren Kearney, Contributor
Writer
How can a man who is deaf in one ear and plagued by voices in his head create some of the most groundbreaking songs in history? I Am Brian Wilson: A Memoir written by Brian Wilson with Ben Greenman shows you how. In his honest yet hesitant voice, Brian Wilson takes you on a journey into the life of a creative genius, exploring his turbulent life and creative influences and how, regardless of his inner and outer demons, there is always hope.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 25: Matt Moore #45 of the San Francisco Giants throws a pitch against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium on August 25, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)
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SPORTS
Giants Pitcher Matt Moore Comes ThisClose To Throwing A No-Hitter
Just one out short against the rival Dodgers.
ENTERTAINMENT
Jim Peterik Reimagines His Hits (Including "Eye of the Tiger")
By Rebecca Bohanan, Contributor
Writer
"Tiger" is just one reworked track written by Peterik featured on The Songs, a crowdfunded project for which Jim's most loyal fans selected their nine favorite tunes from a group of 16, and Peterik wrote and recorded two new songs, rounding out the album with 11 tracks you need to hear now.
LOS ANGELES - CIRCA 1965: Band leader Brian Wilson of the rock and roll band 'The Beach Boys' poses for a portrait with his dog in circa 1965 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)
Michael Ochs Archives via Getty Images
ENTERTAINMENT
The Strangest Thing Brian Wilson Has Ever Done
By Todd Van Luling
The Beach Boy pulled one of the greatest jokes of all time after playing the greatest song of all time.
The Beach Boys
ENTERTAINMENT
The Beach Boys Finally Confirm Those Legends About 'Pet Sounds'
By Todd Van Luling
On the 50th anniversary of "Pet Sounds," Brian Wilson and Al Jardine share stories about their album.
BUSINESS
Did God Choose The Latest Powerball Winner?
By Don McNay, Contributor
Best selling lottery and structured settlement expert
Will the Smith family be blessed or cursed by their "divine intervention?" God only knows.
SPORTS
Free-agent Lincecum to Pitch for MLB Teams, Predictions on Who Will Pick Him
By Carey Beth (Elder) Tsay, Contributor
AOL Alpha marketing, editorial and content creator. Queso love...
Tim Lincecum, former San Francisco Giant's pitcher will hold a pitching showcase in Scottsdale, Ariz. on Friday, May 6. This
ENTERTAINMENT
Bruce Springsteen Won't Sing In North Carolina. Here's A List Of Bands Scheduled To Play There This Summer. Who's Next?
By Jesse Kornbluth, Contributor
Writer & Editor
More big-name musicians must step forward and say: "There's always more money, but I only have one name. And I won't have people shouting my name in states where there are citizens who have no rights."
CULTURE & ARTS
Beethoven, Martinů and Scarlatti Thrill at San Francisco Ballet
By Carla Escoda, Contributor
Dance, theatre, and arts critic, based in San Francisco.
Maria Kochetkova and Joan Boada in Christopher Wheeldon's Rush© at San Francisco Ballet. (Photo: Erik Tomasson) Frances Chung
SPORTS
Most and Least Expensive Stadiums for MLB Fans to Watch a Baseball Game
By GOBankingRates, Contributor
Personal Finance Made Easy
Located in downtown Cleveland, Progressive Field seating is among the roomiest and most comfortable because of the stadium's
POLITICS
Play Ball! #CapsOn: 6 Lessons From Baseball for Politics
By Christine Pelosi, Contributor
Chair, CA Democratic Party Women's Caucus
Players who take shortcuts to success may advance for a while, but end up hurting themselves and their teams in the end. Campaigns who ignore the fundamentals of a campaign by failing to turn the self expression of activism into movement-building or organizing will fall short.
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