San Francisco Giants Tickets

Hoping to maintain their claim to the Commissioner’s Trophy, the San Francisco Giants have been fighting tooth and nail throughthe opening weeks of the 2013 campaign. With a 28-23 record as of May 27, the team heads into June hot on the heels of division leaders, the Arizona Diamondbacks, which holds a mere 1.5-game lead in the NL West. As the squad continues to climb towards the top, be sure to secure SF Giants tickets for an upcoming game to catch every minute of action live at AT&T Park.

As May begins to wind down, the Giants boast the best batting average in the National League and third overall  at .269. Individually, both Marco Scutaro and Buster Posey are batting over .300, while slugger Pablo Sandoval trails the mark by just a hair at .290. Sandoval has earned eight home runs this season, while Posey leads the team with a .524 slugging percentage and a .402 OBP. On the mound, Madison Bumgarner leads the pitching staff with an ERA of 3.13 and 69 strikeouts in 72 innings this season. Bumgarner is tied with fellow starter Matt Cain for the team lead in wins with four in 11 starts, while Tim Linecum and Barry Zito have each added a trio of Ws in 10 starts apiece.

Last season, the San Francisco Giants emerged victorious as World Series champions for the second time in three seasons, but pitcher Tim “The Freak” Linecum wasn't his usual self. The two-time Cy Young winner had an MLB-worst 6.42 ERA by the All-Star break, and finished the season with a 10-15 record and 5.18 ERA. Thankfully, when he came on as a reliever in the NLDS, Lincecum showed his usual brilliance by striking out eight batters and allowing one earned run in 6 innings. And his stellar play in the World Series looked to have gotten him back on track. This year, the Giants are hoping their former ace can use that momentum to turn it around in 2013, which could help them make it three out of four.

The San Francisco Giants are set to start the 2013 season with a road series against the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 1^st, and then they’ll come back to AT&T Park for the home opener against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday, April 5^th. The game is set to start at 1:35 p.m. PT, and we’ve got plenty of San Francisco Giants tickets for you to see The Freak and the rest of the champions all season long. During April, the Giants will also invite the Colorado Rockies, San Diego Padres, and Arizona Diamondbacks to AT&T Park, so make sure you catch one of the early season games to see if they can continue their momentum.

With one win to go and a return trip to the World Series in sight, few could have predicted how the remaining games would ultimately play out for the St. Louis Cardinals. Despite being down 3-1, the San Francisco Giants, a winner of the 2010 MLB crown, weren’t finished just yet and put together a seemingly improbable rally to claim the series, 4-3. The feat gave the franchise its second NL pennant in three years, 22nd overall, and a shot at its seventh World Series title.

Check out the Vivid Seats marketplace for a plentiful stock of 2012 San Francisco Giants World Series tickets, as the club looks to continue its postseason magic against the Detroit Tigers. Thanks to an NL victory in the annual All-Star Game earlier in the year, the Giants will have home-field advantage throughout the World Series, beginning with games one and two on Oct. 24 and 25 at AT&T Park. If necessary, the squads will return to San Francisco for games six and seven that would take place Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.

The outlook appeared bleak once the National League Central Division champion Cincinnati Reds took a swift 2-0 lead in the NLCS, but fortunately, the San Francisco Giants were only just getting started. As it turned out, the deficit helped set the stage for an historic MLB feat, as the Giants became the first NL team to come back from two games down in the division series to advance to the NLCS. The series victory puts the franchise just four wins away from its first World Series appearance since winning it all in 2010.

Vivid Seats will have your San Francisco Giants playoff tickets throughout the postseason, as they continue their quest for a seventh World Series title. AT&T Park will be rockin,’ so browse the inventory above and make your purchase today!