Ownership

In his latest batch of political donations, SF Giants principal owner Charles B. Johnson gave $5,000 to the far-right "1776 Project."

In his latest batch of political donations, SF Giants principal owner Charles B. Johnson gave $5,000 to the far-right "1776 Project."

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Buster Posey says the Bay Area is giving the SF Giants a unique challenge in free agency, but there just isn’t any evidence of that.

SF Giants chairman Greg Johnson wants to break even, not add high-priced talent. Or pay the luxury tax.

During the introductory press conference for Bob Melvin, the SF Giants announced that Farhan Zaidi will receive an extension through 2026.

The SF Giants have said they have no payroll limits, but Farhan Zaidi hinted at something else in a post-trade deadline interview.

The SF Giants may have an opportunity to capitalize on Arte Moreno's cheapness after the Angels placed five players on waivers.

In an interview with Susan Slusser, SF Giants chairman Greg Johnson discussed the contracts of Farhan Zaidi and Gabe Kapler.

SF Giants three-time World Series champion Buster Posey and his family are set to relocate to the Bay Area.

Prior to Tuesday's game against the Athletics, SF Giants manager Gabe Kapler showed some support for #UniteTheBay.

The SF Giants told Giants Baseball Insider that they are not paying Twitter $1,000 a month for a gold check mark.

The SF Giants made more money than nearly every other MLB team despite a disappointing season on the field in 2022, per Forbes.

Charles B. Johnson donated roughly $3.77 million to Republican candidates, but he was far from the lone SF Giants owner spending big in politics.

SF Giants president Farhan Zaidi says front office and ownership were "unified" throughout the Carlos Correa situation.

SF Giants ownership should be embarrassed by how much the Golden State Warriors are outspending them, writes Marc Delucchi.