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Tyler O'Neill capped another rally by driving in Kolten Wong for the go-ahead run in the 10th inning as St. Louis surged past the Pirates 5-4 on Wednesday night. Two days after coming back from four runs down to spoil Pittsburgh's home opener, St. Louis took advantage of another shaky performance by Pirate relievers. It's not a position we want to get into, but it's a position we obviously don't panic about,'' Shildt said. Continue to Article

April 03, 2019 11:55:pm EST

originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com After not scoring in the first 17 innings of their season, the Giants improbably found themselves in a position to rally Friday night. San Diego Padres pitcher Kirby Yates hit Giants catcher Erik Kratz to load the bases with one out. Yates then struck out Gerado Parra looking, and had Brandon Belt down to his last strike. Continue to Article

March 30, 2019 1:48:am EST

Paul Goldschmidt's $144.5 million, six-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals includes a $20 million signing bonus to be paid over the next five years. Goldschmidt had a $14.5 million salary this season in the option year of a contract he signed with Arizona ahead of the 2013 season. That deal originally guaranteed the first baseman $32.5 million for six years and will wind up paying $46 million for seven seasons, including a $1 million assignment bonus for the trade. Continue to Article

March 26, 2019 11:28:pm EST

MLB rumors: Fernando Tatis Jr. to make Padres' Opening Day roster originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com When the Giants take the field Thursday in San Diego to open the 2019 Major League Baseball season, they'll get their first look at a bat the Padres have been waiting to unleash. No, we aren't talking about Manny Machado. While the Padres surely are excited for their splashy free-agent signing's debut, the Friars reportedly will have another much-talked-about name on their Opening Day roster. Continue to Article

March 26, 2019 9:10:pm EST

In today's version of Major League Baseball, the manipulation of service time with the sport's top prospects is essentially an expectation. Rather than cheering for the future of the franchise on opening day, fans are instead asked to wait for that sweet spot in late April when their team gets another year of control over a player for the low, low price of a few weeks in the minors. Fernando Tatis Jr. is coming, and the San Diego Padres' future is officially here. Continue to Article

March 26, 2019 9:00:pm EST

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