The New York Giants (2-11) are set to host the Washington Commanders (3-10) in Week 15 of the NFL season. Sunday's game marks the first time the Giants will play at home in nearly a month, as their ...

The San Francisco Giants are shoring up their pitching staff for the 2026 season, having reached a deal with Adrian Houser after signing reliever Jason Foley on Tuesday. Houser, a right-hander, agreed ...

The Giants added star hitters Willy Adames and Rafael Devers in the past 13 months, giving them a win-now lineup. Lachlan Cunningham / Getty Images In about 18 months, there won’t be baseball games to ...

Despite having a quarterback on a rookie deal, the Giants cap situation isn't as rosy as GM Joe Schoen might want people to believe. As if the New York Giants don’t already have a long to-do list for ...

QB Jaxson Dart is part of the Giants' young nucleus of talent, but does RB Cam Skattebo belong in that conversation? Al Bello / Getty Images There was nothing about the present state of the New York ...

It was almost exactly a year ago that Buster Posey channeled his inner Nuke LaLoosh and announced his presence as president of baseball operations with authority. On the cusp of MLB’s annual Winter ...

There is strength in numbers for Washington’s ground game, which is ranked No. 4 in the league, averaging 136.5 yards per game. The leader of the pack is rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt, with Chris ...

What prompted the firing and why it happened at the end of the bye week was not immediately known Friday night. His name was removed from the team website. Cox is the third coach fired by the Giants ...

The Giants were given an objective to show improvement in the 2025 season, yet several factors have led them in the opposite direction. It was almost one year ago that New York Giants co-owner John ...

The Washington Commanders visit the New York Giants in Week 15 in a meeting of historic proportions -- and not good ones. Washington enters on an eight-game losing streak, while New York has lost ...

There is perhaps no baseball visual more awkward, yet still universally accepted, than the one you see in teams’ introductory press conferences. You know the one. A grown man, usually nine figures ...