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Rockies Rally From Behind for 8-6 Win Over Giants
Sports1h ago

Rockies Rally From Behind for 8-6 Win Over Giants

The Colorado Rockies staged an impressive comeback victory against the San Francisco Giants, winning 8-6 behind stellar performances from Hunter Goodman and Ezequiel Tovar. The thrilling turnaround reminded fans why baseball's nine innings offer endless possibilities.

House of Highlights2 min read
Willie Mays Highway Opens on Baseball Legend's 95th Birthday
Community HeroesMay 7

Willie Mays Highway Opens on Baseball Legend's 95th Birthday

San Francisco just gave baseball legend Willie Mays a permanent home in the city he helped define. A stretch of Interstate 80 near Oracle Park now bears the Hall of Famer's name.

Fox News Latest Headlines (all sections)2 min read
Giants Field Crew Returns Phone With Selfie Surprise
Acts of KindnessApr 21

Giants Field Crew Returns Phone With Selfie Surprise

When Danielle's phone fell onto the field at a Giants game, she worried it was gone forever. The field crew returned it with a hilarious addition that made her night even better.

Upworthy2 min read
Giants Grounds Crew Returns Phone With Adorable Selfie
Acts of KindnessApr 17

Giants Grounds Crew Returns Phone With Adorable Selfie

A mom's phone fell onto the field at Oracle Park during her son's first game. When the grounds crew returned it, they'd left her a sweet surprise.

MLB News2 min read
Brothers Make History: Same Team, Same Hit, 12 Years Apart
Acts of KindnessApr 3

Brothers Make History: Same Team, Same Hit, 12 Years Apart

Two brothers became the only siblings to record their first MLB hits for the Giants at Oracle Park, celebrating with family both times. Daniel Susac went 3-for-3 in his debut Thursday, surpassing brother Andrew's 2014 milestone.

Google: reunion family3 min read
College Coach Tony Vitello Jumps Straight to Giants Manager
Community HeroesMar 25

College Coach Tony Vitello Jumps Straight to Giants Manager

Tony Vitello made history by becoming the first college head coach to jump directly to MLB manager, taking the helm of the San Francisco Giants. The intense 47-year-old who won a national championship at Tennessee is bringing fresh energy to professional baseball.

ESPN3 min read