San Francisco Giants

The team offered their prayers on behalf of the entire Giants family for Duane Kuiper's speedy recovery.

The team announced players will be wearing caps on Saturday featuring the SF logo in Pride colors, as well as a Pride patch on the right sleeve of their jerseys.

Kevin Gausman pitched six shutout innings and Mauricio Dubón hit one of two homers off Clayton Kershaw, helping the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 on Sunday.

It's a big night for Bay Area sports fans. The Golden State Warriors are getting ready for a one game play in; the winner goes on to the playoffs, the loser goes home. 

The San Francisco Giants are dropping the requirement that fans prove they have recently tested negative for COVID in order to attend a game.

The change will take effect Friday, the team said in a statement. Fans that are sitting in sections of the ballpark that have been reserved for the fully vaccinated will still be required to show proof that they have completed their vaccination series.

San Francisco Giants great Willie Mays turns 90 today.

Technology companies and health care providers have developed digital vaccination records that you can access on your phone. The companies are explicit that these are not "vaccine passports," which have been linked to hot-button political debates.

The San Francisco Giants have set up vaccinated only sections for fans to get a little closer to a traditional baseball experience.

From courts to fields to areas, many local professional sprots teams are welcoming back fans for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic this weekend.

San Francisco's Mission Bay is buzzing on Friday, as the Warriors and Giants prepare for games and Golden State welcome fans back inside Chase Center for the first time since the pandemic.

The Hall of Fame center fielder was honored Thursday with a new accolade to be given annually recognizing a living individual who has made "significant contributions to the national game."

For San Francisco Giants fans arriving at Oracle Park Friday for the Giants home opener, what a difference a year makes.

Despite the COVID protocol, San Francisco Giants fans are excited for the atmosphere of a live game and feel this is the start of getting back to normal.

Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care has teamed up with the San Francisco Giants to offer COVID-19 testing as they welcome fans back to Oracle Park beginning with the home opener on April 9.

Under the public health order issued by the San Francisco Department, the Giants can operate the ballpark at up to 22% capacity with special testing and vaccination requirements for entry to the park beginning on April 9.