On Father’s Day, the Giants shocked the baseball world by acquiring Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox. As the July 31 deadline approaches, there are still moves for San Francisco to make.

The San Francisco Giants headed into the All-Star break as one of the biggest surprises in baseball, with the team over .500 and contending for a playoff spot.

Because courage is exactly what it takes to openly request the challenge of facing Giants legend and MLB’s all-time home run leader, Barry Bonds, in a hypothetical matchup. Bonds was selected more than any other player when a handful of MLB’s best pitchers were asked which All-Star from any era they would want to face.

Patrick Bailey entered his 72nd game of 2025 with just one home run, but ended the night as a historic hero, leading the San Francisco Giants to victory with MLB's first walk-off, inside-the-park homer since 2016.

As for the Giants, sure, Robert and Benintendi have their fair share of shortcomings: After a fantastic start to his career, Robert have been mired in an 18-month slump, while Benintendi hasn’t finished a season with a batting average above .300 since 2022.

The Giants win with an extremely rare walk-off, the Padres rob the Diamondbacks twice, Jacob Misiorowski tears through the Dodgers and more from Tuesday's MLB action.

Since that date, the Giants are 19-9, which is the best record in baseball during that stretch. Only two teams have scored more runs in the last month; no team has allowed fewer runs.

The San Francisco Giants recently traded one of their top prospects to add Rafael Devers, but they quickly replenished the farm with two intriguing prospects on