Eco-Products® announced today that they are an Official Zero Waste Partner of the San Francisco Giants. The partnership will feature compostable foodservice packaging from Eco-Products within Oracle Park to support the organization’s composting program and overall waste diversion efforts.  The Eco-Products approach is systems-driven and designed to promote collaboration between venue operations, foodservice stakeholders, waste haulers, and composters — all …

On Saturday, the Quakes ended their season, reaching historic milestones. None of them were good, of course, as the team hit rock bottom once more. Now, one question remains: what does the worst season in club history mean for this club going forward? California adds another MLS team to San Diego next season, which means that the Quakes may become …

On Thursday, the Oakland A’s ceased to exist. Despite the fans fighting back and local media critiquing the situation, a team so entrenched in Oakland’s history ended its physical existence. However, the memories forged in the Coliseum or on the BART Bridge will outlast whatever this team becomes. “All wars are fought twice, the first time on the battlefield, the …

With every pitch thrown to start the fifth inning, the silence grew more and more deafening. Then, instantly, a symphony of “sell the team” flooded the Coliseum. One last gasp from a fanbase that remained defiant despite enormous odds. The reverse boycott, a plan to flood the Coliseum with Oakland A’s fans as a show of love for the team …

Heading into their weekend series with the St. Louis Cardinals on May 13, the Giants were sitting in third in the National League West with a 19-12 record. That sort of win-loss showing would put them atop the American League Central or in second place in the other divisions in the National League.  But the National League West is looking …

For most of the last decade, the Los Angeles Dodgers have used the NL West as their playground, toying with their inferior divisional “rivals” and locking up every division title from 2013 to 2020. Los Angeles representing its division, was as close to a lock as there was in sports.  Then came the San Francisco Giants, who defied all odds …

“Everything is sad and I hate baseball”. That was my instant reaction when the Giants announced Gabe Kapler would be the next manager of the club. Flash forward nearly two years to the day, and he was the near-unanimous National League Manager of the Year. The manager of our 107-win San Francisco Giants received 28 of 30 first-place votes. Kapler …