The New York Giants have wrapped up mandatory minicamp and will now head into a five-week break before training camp begins on July 22.

New York Giants receiver Jalin Hyatt didn't escape minicamp without an injury that ended his offseason workout early.

The last time we did a 53-man roster projection for the New York Giants, we had yet to see a practice. Now that offseason practices — rookie minicamp. OTAs, mandatory minicamp — have concluded, let’s update our prediction.

Anyone who has seen New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart this spring will probably agree that while he had a mostly productive and encouraging spring, he’s still far from being a finished product.

New York Giants quarterback Tommy DeVito opens up on the shocking activity he's been using to bond with rookie Jaxson Dart.

The Giants won’t start actual training camp practices until July 23, the day after veterans report. So it’s not like Dart will get extra practice time by showing up July 15. But it does give him extra time in the Giants’ facility and around their coaches. Not a ton of extra time, but some.

SAN FRANCISCO — Daniel Schneemann had his first two at-bats against future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander on Wednesday night at Oracle Park. The first encounter ended in an infield single. The second led the Guardians to a 4-2 victory over Verlander and the Giants as Schneemann hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning.

Daniel Schneeman hit a three-run home run to keep Justin Verlander winless in a San Francisco uniform, powering the Cleveland Guardians to a 4-2 victory over the Giants on Wednesday night

San Francisco Giants right-hander Justin Verlander has been activated from the 15-day injured list and will take the mound on Wednesday night in a start against the Cleveland Guardians. Verlander, 42,

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Former Red Sox star Rafael Devers embraces flexibility with the Giants, saying he's willing to play anywhere despite his previous resistance that led to his departure from Boston.

After refusing to switch to first base for the Boston Red Sox, Rafael Devers says he'll play 'wherever' the San Francisco Giants want him to play.