Randy Rosso

@gggiants Time to trade one of them.

How is Vitello going to keep Schmitt in the lineup every day? Can’t imagine Adames, Chapman, Arraez, Devers will get a day off every 4 days.

@emiliaellermann Most definitely yes

Be honest... do men still find women without tattoos attractive these days?

@ButcherBoy415 The Brewers knew. We now know why they flat out let him walk.

There’s a real argument that I would listen to, that Willy Adames was overpaid by $100M. I still can’t believe he didn’t make that play; DIDNT EVEN GET ONE OUT. I don’t know what worse the length of the contract or the entire value.

@BayAreaTrev @ButcherBoy415 Pitiful

Worst third base coach in baseball

Hector Borg holding up Drew Gilbert at 3rd was inexcusable BUT it was still guys at the corners and 0 outs with a guy that makes A LOT of money Matt Chapman coming up, K’ing in that situation is even more inexcusable. Have to at least get a Sac Fly there. @SFGiants

@gggiants That’s their talent level. Chance for sweep today and they had no body language intensity.

Throw out the opening series against the Yankees and the Giants have played.... .500 ball

@ChrisLaPuma @stancard10 @Bobbk Good news. Guess Paye saved her job. Now she needs to dump the antiquated offense.

@stancard10 @Bobbk I'm hearing it is Charlotte Tuhy, a 6-1 current freshman, who averaged a double-double for American this year. x.com/CoachMarcelW/s…

No doubt Stanford WBB lost a ton of talent in the portal. But even with 5 roster spots still open I like the base of talent on the squad already, including the fact they still have two 5-stars and now have four players 6-4 or taller (had only 2 last season 1 of whom was injured)

@ButcherBoy415 Ramos throw was a dying quail. From short LF too

I wanna see Casey Schmitt for a game in left field - his arm is one of his best attributes!

@gggiants Give it time. Not all on Tony. He handled the bullpen very well last night. Players underperforming has been the main factor for me.

@Rosso6Randy Hard to silence much when you’re under .500

I like the move by Vitello here, let’s see if it works out.

@gggiants But not Dave obviously

@Rosso6Randy Ehhh

BREAKING: An OUTRAGEOUS ruling by a Republican-appointed judge in Virginia throws out the entire Democratic redistricting amendment and invalidates every vote from the April 21 special election! In a shocking decision that reeks of judicial favoritism, a judge in Tazewell County, where a statue of a confederate soldier looms over the courthouse, has declared the Democratic-backed maps “void from the start,” nullified all the votes cast last week, and permanently blocked the new congressional districts from ever taking effect. Attorney General Jay Jones immediately fired back, announcing that Democrats will appeal this ruling aggressively and take the fight all the way to the Virginia Supreme Court – and if necessary, the U.S. Supreme Court – to defend fair maps and stop this blatant power play. Republicans are cheering because they know their grip on power depends on crooked maps and friendly judges rather than actually winning votes. Democrats are not backing down. This is yet another example of the Republicans using every tool at their disposal including the courts to rig the system and cling to power. The voters spoke, loudly, and the Republicans overturned the Will of the People. The battle for fair elections continues, and Democrats will fight tooth and nail to protect democracy from these partisan sabotage attempts. If you are as furious as we are about Republican judges undermining the will of the voters to protect rigged maps, like and share this post.

BREAKING: Nancy Sinatra TORCHES Trump for exploiting her father Frank's music despite MAGA opposing everything that the legendary singer stood for. These boots are made for stomping and that's just what they did... "This is a sacrilege," Nancy Sinatra wrote in response to a tweet calling out a Truth Social post in which Trump shared Frank Sinatra's beloved song "My Way." "Omg. Nancy Sinatra will not be happy about this," the user wrote. "Trump goes against everything that Frank stood for. He was a big champion for equality and supported the Civil Rights movement." Nancy also retweeted a post stating that her father "loathed Donald Trump." She shared another that called Trump's post "sickening" because "Frank Sinatra would never have allowed that monster in the White House to use his music or put his lyrics in his mouth." The president posted the performance by the late singer without context, but the implication seemed to be that Donald Trump does things his "way." And what exactly does Trump's "way" entail? Well, it means slaughtering school children overseas on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu and funneling more wealth to the super rich and corporations while slashing $1 trillion from Medicaid. It means covering up the Epstein files because you yourself are implicated in them as a pedophile. It means betraying your country, enriching your family on the public's dime, and weakening the United States in irreparable fashion. Never, ever do it Trump's way. Please ❤️ and share of you're with Nancy Sinatra!

@ButcherBoy415 Time for a big Kevin Mitchell type trade!

I’d much rather extend him 2 years at more per year! Keep Ray

@SleeperSFGiants Time for a big Kevin Mitchell type trade!

Robbie Ray is viewed as the San Francisco Giants’ most likely trade candidate at the deadline, per David Schoenfield “The Giants should not be written off; this season is too jumbled to do that, and there is still plenty of talent here. However, they're a mess now, with an overpaid, underproducing roster and a rookie manager still trying to figure out the major leagues. Ray and fellow pending free agent Luis Arraez are the obvious trade candidates if things don't turn around. Ray has more trade value, especially if the Giants pay down some of his $25 million salary to get a better prospect.”

BREAKING: JD Vance cut out of Iran negotiations as Trump hands control to Kushner & Witkoff in STUNNING shake-up. It was already one of the cruelest things a president has said about his own vice-president on the record: "If it doesn't happen, I'm blaming JD Vance. If it does happen, I'm taking full credit." Trump was, of course, referring to the negotiations to end the war in Iran, which he had put his vice president in charge of. Now, Trump has removed Vance from the negotiations entirely. In a moment so chaotic it unfolded during a commercial break on MS Now — with a host literally calling the president on the phone between segments — Trump confirmed that JD Vance would not be leading the next round of Iran talks in Islamabad. Instead, real estate developer Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner would handle it. The official reason? Security logistics. The Secret Service didn't have enough time to set up. Sure. Right. The humiliation was compounded by the fact that nobody told U.N. Ambassador Mike Waltz, who went on ABC's This Week the same morning and told the world that Vance would absolutely be leading the Islamabad talks. Minutes later, Trump called a different host and said the opposite. The vice president of the United States was publicly benched, and his own administration didn't even get the memo in time to coordinate the story. "JD is great," Trump later told ABC News’ Jonathan Karl. That’s apparently the presidential equivalent of "bless his heart." Let's zoom out on what has actually happened here. Vance reportedly opposed this war from the beginning — telling people privately it was "massively expensive" and "a huge distraction of resources." He was right. The war has cost nearly $30 billion, killed at least 15 American troops, wounded hundreds more, sent gas prices over $4 a gallon, driven oil to $100 a barrel, and produced four consecutive broken deadlines without a single concrete concession from Iran. Vance spent 21 hours negotiating in Pakistan last weekend and came home with nothing. Trump called him multiple times during those 21 hours to check up on him — and then asked other people to weigh in on the VP's performance. Like a micromanaging boss sending someone into a job interview and then polling the receptionist about how it went. Now Jared Kushner — the man who received a $2 billion investment from Saudi Arabia after leaving his last government job — is back at the negotiating table. Along with Steve Witkoff, the real estate developer who has been deployed to solve Ukraine, Iran, and Gaza simultaneously, apparently because Trump's foreign policy is a real estate deal that just needs the right closer. Vance flew to Pakistan. Failed to get a deal. Got blamed preemptively. Got replaced by his boss's son-in-law. And Trump went on Truth Social to threaten to knock out "every single Power Plant, and every single Bridge, in Iran" while adding "NO MORE MR. NICE GUY!" This is the foreign policy of the most powerful nation on earth. A Truth Social threat. A commercial-break phone call. A vice president benched mid-war. And Jared. Yeah, "JD is great." Please like and share this post if you think blaming your vice president in advance and then replacing him with your son-in-law is not, in fact, great diplomacy.

@gggiants At this point, do Larry and the rest of the ownership group plus management want to win or not?

Making myself listen to Larry Baer on KNBR this morning

@gggiants BP fastballs

You get what you pay for

@ButcherBoy415 Bailey obviously didn’t work on improving his hitting in the offseason. No clue, no bat speed, nothing.

Don’t care I wanna susac the rest of the series - that AB was so much better than last week of Baileys

@gggiants Webb no mystery.

Power came back on 😩