It may not have been how she planned it, but Alyssa Nakken made MLB history on Tuesday night. Nakken became the first woman in league history to coach on the field in a regular-season game. The San Francisco Giants assistant replaced Antoan Richardson at first base in the third inning after he was ejected during their game against the San Diego Padres at Oracle Park.

The youth baseball diamond at San Bruno’s Commodore Park met with some quick improvements thanks to some heavy hitters. Originally dedicated as Bob Greenberg Field in 2006, the youth diamond was rededicated as Bob Greenberg Junior Giants Field in an official ceremony Tuesday afternoon. With a ceremony featuring an all-star cast of names affiliated with the San Francisco Giants, the field was refurbished with money from the Peter A. McGowan Fields for Kids foundation, the Giants Community Fund, the Good Tidings Foundation and Giants pitcher Alex Wood.

On Monday, Kevin revealed that MLB's new arrangement to make the small time improvement pipeline more productive for the 30 groups incorporated a rundown of 42 groups the nation over that would be dropped from the framework. One of those is the Giants' short season A-ball subsidiary in Oregon, the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes. This evening, the group's Twitter account sent this pressing request:

Blissful Friday, San Francisco Giants fans. Hopefully that you've made some simple memories washing off a fairly horrendous day of Bay Area sports yesterday. Here is a sense of taste cleaning agent for you before this midday's games. It's the most recent portion of NightKap, the video series the Giants are making this season in which mixed media maker Amy G plunks down with supervisor Gabe Kapler and has a conversation, all while drinking some exquisite Laphroaig. They address many subjects — baseball, fathers, and music, among others — and, you know ... drink scotch. Since why not, particularly while they're paying you to do as such.

Luis González wasn’t the Giants rookie with the greatest expectations heaped upon him entering this season, but he’s been among the most successful MLB newcomers so far, earning the title of NL Rookie of the Month for his work in May. González is just the third Giant to win the award since it was established in 2001. Pedro Feliz won in July of that year and the recently retired Buster Posey won in July 2010. The Giants acquired González off waivers from the White Sox last August in a move that has paid huge dividends. Prior to this season, he’d only played nine games at the MLB level. With San Francisco, he’s hitting .324 and slugging .454 with an OPS of .815 in 33 games already. Those figures were a stellar .368/.500/.910 last month. NFL Webcast is the site that allows you to stream various NFL games live, which you can do without signing up for any subscription service.

When Travis Hunter visited Jackson State this fall, it was viewed as a nice story for Deion Sanders, HBCU football and the future of college football recruiting. Later that evening, a source spoke to Sports Illustrated and said the potential flip of the nation's top football recruit to the FCS program was a legitimate possibility.

Good morning ladies and gentlemen and welcome back to another Thursday edition of Alabama Morning Drive. Each weekday morning we try to bring you the latest news and notes involving the Alabama Crimson Tide to make sure you start your day off right. With the first round of the 2022 NFL draft premiering tonight, we will keep most of our focus there, and which former members of the Crimson Tide could hear their names called. After all, nobody has sent more players to the NFL over the last decade than Nick Saban. So sit back and enjoy a fresh cup of coffee and take in today’s version of Alabama Morning Drive.

It’s not every day you see your average professional sports coach with an elaborate, very-visible tattoo on the top of their left hand. Gabe Kapler, the manager of the San Francisco Giants, isn’t your ordinary coach, though.

It may not have been how she planned it, but Alyssa Nakken made MLB history on Tuesday night. Nakken became the first woman in league history to coach on the field in a regular-season game. The San Francisco Giants assistant replaced Antoan Richardson at first base in the third inning after he was ejected during their game against the San Diego Padres at Oracle Park.

Well, Strickland gave up another homer in the ninth. Wait, that was the Mariners game, still felt the same. This will be a long season for the Giants. BTW, didn't Belt hit something like .400 during spring training.