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Romo answers questions about the future of the Giants bullpen
After a nightmare season for the unit, it’s safe to assume there will be some changes made to the San Francisco Giants bullpen.
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Dynasty at a crossroads: Where do the Giants go from here?
San Francisco’s biggest fault caught up with them in the ninth inning. The sad part about it? Giants fans weren’t surprised at all.
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Posey shares postgame message to upcoming free agents Romo, López
With a Game 4 NLDS loss to the Cubs, the San Francisco Giants season has come to a close, and relief pitchers Sergio Romo and Javier Lopez are now officially both free agents. After the game, Buster Posey shared what he told two pitchers he’s played with for years.
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Cubs show Giants early exit following one last bullpen demise
In fitting fashion, the 2016 San Francisco Giants exited their latest even-year postseason run earlier than they had anticipated thanks to another meltdown in the bullpen.
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Dodgers beat Nats 6-5, force decisive Game 5 in Washington
Giants have work to do, but their next opponent could be their bitter rival.
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Boone: The Cubs do not want to see Cueto in Game 5
ESPN broadcaster Aaron Boone joins The Audible to discuss what it was like to be at the ballpark during Game 3 and why the Cubs will be desperate to eliminate the Giants tonight.
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Ross: Whoever wins game 4 will win the NLDS
Former Giants OF and postseason hero Cody Ross joins The Audible to discuss the 13 inning marathon Monday against the Cubs, the missed replay call and the keys to Game 4.
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Kuiper: Bumgarner limiting the damage was key
Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper joins Murph & Mac to discuss Game 3 against the Cubs, what it’s like to face a pitcher like Chapman and looks ahead to Game 4.
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Moore to face Cubs for first time in Game 4
Matt Moore will try to tie the series in his first ever start against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday.
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Giants top Cubs in epic NLDS Game 3
Add another one to the long chapter of incredible Giants games in October. Conor Gillaspie continued to carve out a place for himself in Giants’ postseason lore and Joe Panik was once again cool at the plate when his team needed him most.
