The San Francisco Giants need to add pitching to their starting rotation. They could look to the Arizona Diamondbacks to ...

As part of the Rafael Devers trade, the Boston Red Sox received Jordan Hicks from the San Francisco Giants. Things didn't ...

The SF Giants look like they could use some starting rotation help right now. ESPN insider Jeff Passan recently recommended ...

And the bullpen beyond those three has been pretty bad, unfortunately, which is part (though certainly not all) of why this ...

The Giants scored twice in the second inning Tuesday night and then not again as the Arizona Diamondbacks rolled to an 8-2 ...

Jim Bowden of The Athletic listed the Giants as a possible landing spot for Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Josh Naylor. "Last ...

Where Chapman lands and what his role will be remains to be seen, but I’d say it’s about 50/50 on whether or not he will be ...

The Diamondbacks have Ketel Marte and Corbin Carroll. ... Boston, which announced the deal Sunday, received left-handed starter Kyle Harrison, right-hander Jordan Hicks, ...

Last season Hicks posted a 4.01 ERA in 20 starts before eventually being moved back to the bullpen, and this year he had a 6.55 ERA through nine starts, after which point the Giants pulled the plug.

While the SF Giants consider their pitching staff a strength, it is clear they have a weak link in the starting rotation.

San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Jordan Hicks (12) delivers a pitch against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the first inning at Oracle Park. D. Ross Cameron-Imagn Images.

After Aroldis Chapman pitched the eighth inning, Hicks was called upon for the save in what was just his third appearance since joining Boston in the deal that sent Rafael Devers to San Francisco. The ...