Giants To Move On From Randy Winn
friscofastball.com 16 days ago — The San Francisco Giants informed outfielder Randy Winn today that they will not be bringing the one time fan favorite back. Winn, 35, has played for the Giants for almost five seasons. After coming to the Giants in the middle of the 2005 season, Winn ...

Giants will not re-sign RF Randy Winn
sportingnews.com 19 days ago — Sporting News staff reports Randy Winn will not return to the San Francisco Giants next season. Winn's agent, Craig Landis, tells the San Jose Mercury News that the club told his client ...

Losing Winn
baseballmusings.com 19 days ago — The Giants won’t bring back Randy Winn : Winn’s agent, Craig Landis, tells the San Jose Mercury News that the club told his client it has a number of young outfielders available in its system. I can’t believe this. He’s only 35, the prime years for a Sabean player. ...

Randy Winn is Finally Free!
mlbnotebook.com 10/24/2009 — Randy Winn has been in the league for 11 years, and has never had the opportunity to be a free agent.Until now. Without tipping his hand about where he wants to play, he said "It's so much more fun to play when you win. That's what I'm going to remember. It's ...

Waiver Wire Offseason: NL
hardballtimes.com 23 days ago — Two middle infielders—well, maybe one-and-a-half infielders—and a young lefty reliever take center stage on this week's look at the 2010 outlook for notable NL players. Click the title to read more. Read more great baseball stuff at The Hardball Times .

The Giants are not likely to keep Molina, but that doesn't mean Buster Posey has the job
bases.nbcsports.com 17 days ago — Andrew Baggarly of the Mercury News says that while the Giants would welcome Bengie Molina back, they only want to give him a single year and don't want to give him a raise.  Molina, on the other hand, wants more...

Blogging the Offseason: San Francisco Giants
simononsports.blogspot.com 18 days ago — Blogging the Offseason is a 30 team series in which I ask a blogging representative from each MLB team a series of ten questions about their desires and thoughts surrounding the offseason. Check out all of them here . Today's NL team is the San ...

Giants Offseason Musings
thedugoutreport.wordpress.com 18 days ago — By Wesley Yee F ive weeks after ending their season the San Francisco Giants began their offseason by informing noodle swinging rightfielder Randy Winn that he wouldn’t be brought back. Winn was a solid regular for the Giants, playing strong defense while hitting for providing ...

Giants Still Need Infield Help
giantsbaseballblog.blogspot.com 24 days ago — On Saturday, the Giants finalized a 2 year contract extension with Freddy Sanchez, who they acquired in July for Tim Alderson. The new deal for Sanchez will pay him 12 million over the next 2 seasons instead of 8.5 million for just 2010, which was his option for 2010. I've voiced my ...

Cubs Potential Offseason Targets: Randy Winn or Marlon Byrd
thecubreporter.com 18 days ago — I had to take a break from the series last week cause of that annoying paying job that I jeopardize every day spending way too much time here on TCR. So I'm gonna double up the efforts and today we look at some more potential center field candidates. Let's start with Randy Winn.  ...

Giants prospect Angel Villalona freed; murder case continues — ESPN.com - MLB 19 days ago
Giants prospect Angel Villalona has been released from prison while the state builds its murder case against him.

Villalona granted bail in murder case — Major League Baseball News 19 days ago
Giants infield prospect Angel Villalona has been freed on bond but will still face murder charges in the Dominican Republic stemming from a Sept. 19 shooting.

Victim's family asks judge to drop Villalona case — SI.com - MLB 19 days ago
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) -- A top baseball prospect for the San Francisco Giants has been freed on bond after the family of the man he is accused of killing asked a judge in the Dominican Republic to drop the case.

Sports of The Times: New York Has Its Share of Losers. Feel Better? — NYT > Baseball 19 days ago
Fans around the world who begrudge New York for its free-spending Yankees and cable money need to look at the city’s total sports picture.

Departing Winn earns 'Good Guy' nod — Major League Baseball News 17 days ago
Randy Winn, who garnered this year's "Good Guy" award for cooperation with the media covering the Giants, appears destined to revive the tendency -- most likely coincidental -- for recipients of the honor to be sent packing by the end of the following ...