Readers could also add comments to their votes, which were mostly complimentary toward this crew. One reader said the Giants had the best combined broadcast team, between television and radio, in the league, while another said it was the best booth since Vin Scully retired.

All Bob Melvin could do after seeing his Giants choke against the Diamondbacks on Tuesday was express his frustrations.

Preview the Sept. 17 matchup between the Arizona Diamondbacks and San Francisco Giants with recent trends, how to watch, livestream info, and more.

The Giants' recent surge is a mirror image to their red-hot start to the season. Both stretches lend hope for their near-term future.

What more can you say about the San Francisco Giants in 2025, other than to say they might be the most resilient team in Major League Baseball right now? After

It’s not just a power stroke, either. The Giants are batting .315 as a team in the past 15 days, 39 points better than the next-best team in the majors (the Blue Jays at .276), and reduced their strikeouts to 87, the third fewest in MLB in this stretch.

With Dominic Smith likely to miss the rest of the regular season with a right hamstring strain, the Giants are turning to another left-handed-hitting first baseman to try to boost their playoff hopes down the stretch.

The Giants’ 5-3 win against the D-backs on Tuesday night put a stop to a rough stretch for Ray. After three straight bad starts, Ray earned his first win since Sept. 18, putting together five strong innings. He has pitched against the Dodgers just once this season.