What hat is Tony V wearing during the post game presser from today’s game?

More Z’s than W’s!!!

“Trade idea No. 1
Mariners receive: Casey Schmitt, INF/OF/DH; Erik Miller, LHP
Giants receive: George Kirby, RHP”

i’d do this in a second

I regret to bring us some more dumb team-related news: an article today from Chris Thompson at Defector documenting a piece of the furthering fallout from the Giants' terrible mess that they have made of 2026 Pride Night and all its continuing damage: "Doofus Chaplain Takes The Giants’ Pride Night Victimhood To Instagram" https://defector.com/doofus-chaplain-takes-the-giants-pride-night-victimhood-to-instagram .

I didn't know that the Giants had a chaplain at all.

Here's an archive.ph link if you hit a paywall: https://archive.ph/gM8NL

Here's u/corajade17 's important and timely opinion piece written today here on r/SFGiants : "I don't know what happened to the team I loved." https://old.reddit.com/r/SFGiants/comments/1v3m0yb/i_dont_know_what_happened_to_the_team_i_loved/

What do I want? I want a lot of things and when it comes to my beloved SFGiants here's what I want: I want the Giants to be better and to do better. Fire Tony V, fire Buster, fire Baer, and sell the team from the loathsome Johnson family to some local Bay Area person who genuinely wants to compete with the Dodgers, and will spend the money and bring in the baseball personnel to do so. Give Kruk and Kuip and Miller and Flem and The City some meaningful baseball to watch. That's my dream and it won't come to pass.

Downvote me to oblivion if you want, but I'm just so sad at how the team I've always grown up rooting for has turned out, and I need to talk about it.

This always seemed like a team that would welcome all comers and all types of fans. Now, from the front office down to the players and the marketing department, the focus seems to be pandering to Christians who like to discriminate and no one else.

Baseball is one of our country's finest inventions and institutions. The team is one of the oldest, survived a move from New York to San Francisco, and has produced some of the finest players the game has ever seen. I loved watching Barry Bonds chase the Home Run records (scandals and all), and hearing my dad talk about the Battle of the Bay the year I was born. It was exciting, as a young man, watching them win 3 World Series in 5 years, to freeze out some nights in the outfield stands, hoping the next home run would get to us. I've always supported the team, even if they've been bad, even if I can't watch every game.

I'm a trans woman and married to another woman now. I was happy that the Giants have always had Pride nights, and that the league has embraced the queer community as a whole. I don't need to tell you about San Francisco and the Bay Area in terms of the community. I was looking forward to getting an SF Pride hat and rocking it no matter the standings. Before I even figured myself out, I always thought that if a gay athlete could rise to a professional level and get a shot at making a living for themselves, baseball and the Giants made sense as a destination.

I don't recognize this team anymore. I was so happy to hear Buster Posey getting his position, and now I can't wait for him to leave the league for good. Even the MLB top office and other teams have all navigated any kind of "issue" around showing respect for fellow humans, and they're even calling out the Giants for how they're handling these players who feel the need to wear their religion on their sleeves and make cherry-picked Bible verses their entire personality.

I don't get it. I don't want to get it. And now that we're selling this merch? No.

I hope we continue to lose and fail until they decide to accept fellow humans as humans. I won't ever happily root for the Dodgers, but I would have an easier time doing so now over continuing to back the team I have my entire life.

Sorry, fellow Giants fans, but this is where I draw the line in my fandom. I encourage you to think about where your lines are too. I hope they change one day again and I can feel good rooting for my favorite baseball team again.

I thrifted these for a friend but I don’t know the autographed by! Help please.

It won’t help us win any more, but I would love to grab this hat.

Carson Whisenhunt has been called up and optioned back three times this season. Every time, he's answered immediately. A rough July 1 start (6 ER in 5 IP) led into a two-day cup of coffee with San Francisco, then his best outing of the year right after getting sent back down: five shutout innings against Albuquerque, 8 K, 0 BB, the win. Season line: 4.15 ERA, 90 K in 82.1 IP, reigning PCL Pitcher of the Year. Full breakdown in this week's Triple Dip.

1983 Seattle Mariners

2004 Arizona Diamondbacks

2004 Kansas City Royals

2018 Miami Marlins

2019 Baltimore Orioles

2020 St. Louis Cardinals

2021 Pittsburgh Pirates

2022 Washington Nationals

Giants have played 33 series and haven't completed a sweep. 19 Series to go. I think they have a real shot. To be fair, they did win both games in the Braves series but the final game was postponed and will be made up later. What a fun season!

Also on Matt Chapman, he’s starting to make progress and is possible that he could be back for the Homestand.

Is this a vintage nodder from the 60’s? It was wrote on by previous owner. So it’s hard to say.