Brandon Crawford announced his retirement from Major League Baseball in November 2024, and his wife Jalynne threw the former shortstop a party.

The number 35 nestled comfortably in his locker, Justin Verlander looked right at home in the San Francisco Giants’ clubhouse at Scottsdale Stadium on Wednesday, the official day pitchers and catchers ...

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When Brandon Crawford retired from Major League Baseball after 14 incredible seasons, fans thought his glory days were over. But it turns out, he's scoring big on a brand-new field—and in the heart of ...

Spring training, indeed, is almost here. San Francisco won’t have any major positional battles going into camp, but that doesn’t mean the next month-and-a-half won’t be without intrigue. Here’s what ...

Brandon Crawford, arguably the greatest shortstop in the history of the San Francisco Giants, announced his retirement on Instagram on Wednesday afternoon. “Baseball has given me, Jalynne ...

The year 2024 marked the last time Brandon Crawford played a major league game before drawing curtains on his illustrious career, with three All-Star selections (2015, 2018, 2021) and two-time ...

Buster Posey made a couple of splashes in his first offseason as the Giants’ president of baseball operations, signing ...

“I don’t want anybody to wear No. 35,” Krukow said. “I think that Brandon Crawford’s the best shortstop in the history of the Giants and that’s 141 years of history. So I really don ...

The SF Giants signed veteran starting pitcher Justin Verlander earlier this offseason to shore up their starting rotation. However, signing him caused a bit of ...