The San Francisco Giants entered the offseason widely expected to add to their starting rotation, especially after the departure of Blake Snell to their heated rival Los Angeles Dodgers. While they had interest in virtually all of the top of market names — nearly landing at least one — the pursuits did not work out and the Giants were left looking towards the secondary group of available free agent pitchers.

In the bottom of the fourth inning, the Mariners’ Ryan Bliss hit a fly ball to center field against Spencer Bivens. Jung Hoo Lee appeared to make a sliding catch, landing on the shoulder he injured last season, but the umpires let the game play on.

The Shirsey Chronicles, one man's quest to measure a city's love for baseball in the form of player shirts, found their weirdest and greatest San Francisco Giants options this weekend.

San Francisco Giants pitcher Justin Verlander recently made his spring training debut with the team. He faced the Colorado Rockies, getting a fly ball out on his first pitch as Giant. The future Hall of Famer pitched two innings,