Anthony DeSclafani

Trading for DeSclafani was meant to cheaply buy the Twins' rotation some time, but now they have no choice but to turn to younger arms.

DeSclafani could be headed for season-ending surgery, leaving Louie Varland to take over as the Twins' fifth starter.

Plus a look at how oddsmakers see the American League Central race and the Twins' chances of making a deep playoff run.

After a flurry of moves over the past five weeks, the Twins' roster looks close to set, but injuries have a way of changing plans.

DeSclafani was limited to 19 appearances (18 starts) in 2023 due to a right flexor strain.

Polanco's exit opens second base for Edouard Julien now and Brooks Lee later while bringing back a four-player haul from the Mariners.

The Giants added a former Cy Young Award winner, who underwent Tommy John surgery in May and won't throw a pitch until July at the earliest.

If there were ever a game to reset your expectations for the 2023 Giants, Wednesday's game was it.

The White Sox made Webb look hittable six days after he struck out 12 in six innings at Yankee Stadium on Opening Day.

Only a web gem from Luis Robert Jr. stood between the Giants and a franchise record-breaking day in Chicago.

The Giants entered the lockout with plenty of work left to do, but in good position to attack those holes once a new CBA is finalized.

DeSclafani had a career-best 3.17 ERA in 2021, and Farhan Zaidi says both the Giants and DeSclafani believe there's room for improvement.

Kevin Gausman may not sign until late in the offseason, but the right-hander is open to returning to the Giants on a long-term deal.

The free-agent market for starting pitchers is deep. Here are the top 25, with a look at their long-term and short-term projections.

The Giants brought back Kevin Gausman on the qualifying offer last offseason. Could DeSclafani also return on the QA?

"We know each other's playbook, so now it just goes to old school," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts on what will be a classic Game 5 matchup.

The Giants are doing their darndest not to look back at the Dodgers, and the best example of that might have come before Sunday's loss.

By now, it's obvious. No fooling here. The Giants are really, really good. They're on a 103-win pace and say they're not letting up.