San Francisco Giants

Carlos Correa’s agent, Scott Boras, isn’t over the moon about how everything went down with the Giants and New York Mets.

There seemingly is no end to free-agent shortstop Carlos Correa’s fascinating offseason.

In light of the contract holdup with the Mets, Carlos Correa’s camp reportedly has been in contact with other MLB teams.

While Carlos Correa and the Mets have yet to finalize an agreement, Giants president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi doesn’t see the Giants getting involved again.

After the Giants wouldn’t give Correa a passing grade on a physical he took Monday in San Francisco, the Mets reportedly are dealing with the same issue.

The Giants reportedly have reached a two-year deal with outfielder Michael Conforto, adding upside to an outfield that looks much-improved from 2022.

The Giants postponing their introductory press conference for Carlos Correa opened the door for New York Mets owner Steve Cohen.

New details have emerged about how ready Carlos Correa was to be introduced as the new Giants’ cornerstone player.

Aaron Judge reacted to reports of star shortstop Carlos Correa agreeing to terms with the New York Mets.

Carlos Correa reportedly now is headed to the Mets, leaving the Giants in a world of hurt with no free agents to sign at the shortstop position.

MLB Twitter went wild after Carlos Correa reportedly agreed to a contract with the New York Mets despite initially agreeing to a reported contract with the Giants.

The Giants mysteriously postponed their introductory press conference for Carlos Correa on Tuesday, about three hours before it was scheduled to begin at Oracle Park.

Logan Webb was like every Giants fan when an Aaron Judge tweet by MLB Network’s Jon Heyman hit the internet.

The presentation of the American League MVP Award was a full-circle moment for a lot of Giants employees.

With Aaron Judge officially a free agent, the New York Yankees appear willing to do whatever it takes to get the slugger back in pinstripes for the 2023 MLB season.

The New York Yankees reportedly remain optimistic that they can keep star slugger Aaron Judge in the Bronx.

On Sunday, the first day of free agency, Carlos Rodon officially opted out of his contract, leaving a huge but expected hole in the Giants’ rotation.

The Giants have the best odds, excluding New York Yankees, to sign Aaron Judge this upcoming MLB offseason.

The Giants reportedly have Aaron Judge as their top free agent target and will do “whatever it takes” to sign him.

The Los Angeles Dodgers reportedly are “serious players” in pursuing New York Yankees star Aaron Judge this offseason.