Brad Hennessey

If you happen to be attending the San Francisco Giants June 12th match-up against the Houston Astros at AT Park, you might get a chance to see PGA golfer Rory McIlroy as the Giants invited him to attend the game in honor of Irish Heritage month.  

Monday's game will begin at 11:10 a.m. PT and will be televised on CSN California. You can find the radio broadcast on 95.7 FM The Game. Travis Blackley, recently arrived from the San Francisco Giants, will make his first start for the A's.  

Cory Luebke outdueled one of baseball's best pitchers last time out. Now he'll try to slow down one of the hottest batters this evening when his San Diego Padres begin a three-game series against Pablo Sandoval and the San Francisco Giants.  

NEW YORK - San Francisco Giants reliever Guillermo Mota was suspended for 100 games on ... positives are argued after the penalty is made public. Outfielder Manny Ramirez and catcher Eliezer Alfonzo are the only previous players to twice test ...  

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Madison Bumgarner doesn't think momentum carries over from start to start, month to month.Still, if he keeps pitching this way it's going to be quite a season for the young left-hander.Pablo Sandoval homered to back Bumgarner's fourth straight victory,  

Lincecum battled against the Brewers and has seemingly done so all year long - with the exception of one start against the San Diego Padres. I just don't want to see Lincecum have to labor when he's out there pitching. It's not the Lincecum we've come to ...  

SAN FRANCISCO — Nick Hundley matched his career high with four hits and drove in a run to help the San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants 5-3 Friday night. Chase Headley, Orlando Hudson and Cameron Maybin also drove in runs for the ...  

The San Francisco Giants are glad to be home, taking on the San Diego Padres Friday night at AT Park. Fun facts: Eric Hacker is also a switch hitter, meaning the Giants have five of them in the lineup tonight, for the fifth time this season.  

Two-time National League Cy Young Award winner Tim Lincecum of the San Francisco Giants gave up at least five earned runs in each of his first three starts this season. The resulting 10.54 ERA had many of his fantasy owners panicking. There were ...  

Eight days before that, the San Francisco Giants' Matt Cain came within one single – yielded in the sixth inning to opposing pitcher James McDonald – of reaching perfection in a 5-0 blanking of the Pittsburgh Pirates. In his previous outing ...  

Anthony Bass was perfect for the longest time, untouchable, no San Francisco Giants bat could get to him, he flirted with immortality for a good long while. Right into the sixth inning, perfect. All it took was the opposing pitcher to reach on ...  

On Friday night, the San Francisco Giants opened up a home stand and received a tremendous spot start from the debuting Eric Hacker, who was called up when the Giants found themselves a starter short following Monday's doubleheader against the ...  

The Giants had their first interleague series of the 2012 season this weekend as they played host to their cross bay rival Oakland Athletics. Unfortunately, they couldn't manage to pull out a victory in Sunday's game to sweep the A's, but they did take 2 of 3 from Oakland and have beaten the A's 11 out of the last 12 times they've played at AT&T Park.Lincecum's ERA Raised to 6.04It wasn't all a cake walk though, as the Giants ace was once...  

Well, the exact problem that haunted this team for much of 2011 came back to rear it's ugly head Tuesday night at AT&T Park, as Matt Cain's 8-inning gem went to no avail and the Giants couldn't score 2 runs against the Ricky Nolasco and the Miami bullpen.Cain Goes 8 Strong, Gets LEven though he got the win, Nolasco didn't pitch as well as Cain, giving up 7 hits over 7 2/3 innings compared to Cain's 8-inning, 4-hit outing. Problem is, the...  

After a couple of nail-biters to start the series on Friday and Saturday, the Giants and Mets paused for mother nature Sunday due to rain, only to play two Monday, and it couldn't have worked out better for San Francisco.Lincecum gets first winTim Lincecum pitched game one, and although he was once again off with his command and, as Dave Flemming was saying, "all over the place" but he managed to minimize the damage he allowed, and the Giants...