With the injury to Justin Verlander and the removal of Jordan Hicks from the starting rotation the San Francisco Giants have fully embraced the youth movement.

Harrison’s first major-league start of the year was never going to be long given that he hadn’t started a game since April 30 with Triple-A Sacramento. Manager Bob Melvin said Harrison’s pitch limit was in the neighborhood of 60 pitches, and Harrison ended at 57 pitches.

Buster Posey details how San Francisco Giants pitchers Hayden Birdsong and Kyle Harrison have shown improvements in the starting rotation, while Jordan Hicks looks to prove he's still a starter.

As the San Francisco Giants and Miami Marlins open a three-game series in Florida, one team struggling on offense will meet another having issues with their gloves.

The Giants and Tigers have a lot of commonalities on their rosters, but their success with first-round picks sets the Tigers apart.

The San Francisco Giants have made some major changes to their bullpen recently, some because of ineffective play and others out of necessity. With Jordan Hicks

San Francisco Giants pitcher Kyle Harrison feels good about his first start of the season, but he certainly wishes he could have one pitch back.