. >> reporter: before buster posey officially took over the san francisco front office, he wanted to matt chapman was a giant for the foreseeable future. now one of the faces of the franchise, the third baseman is ready for year two. >> their vision is the same as mine and they want to win a championship. that's why it was a no brainer for me to sign up. >> reporter: buster posey gave chapman his form of confidence in the form of a six-year deal worth $150 million before last year even ended. >> it means a lot. they believed in me. i loved being here. it was a great fit. played against buster as well. it's cool to see him on the other side and hearing him talk kind of set the tone. >> reporter: posey must be a fan of the left side of the infield. he gave willy adames the richest contract in giants history to pair next to chapman. >> last year we had a bunch of different guys playing shortstop. i think when you have a shortstop like him in there every day and is a staple in your lineup, it makes the team that much better. >> reporter: the third baseman is a clubhouse captain, which is

. >> reporter: before buster posey officially took over the san francisco front office, he wanted to make sure matt chapman was a giant for the foreseeable future. now one of the faces of the franchise, the third baseman is ready for year two. >> their vision is the same as mine and they want to win a championship. that's why it was a no brainer for me to sign up. >> reporter: buster posey gave chapman his form of confidence in the form of a six-year deal worth $150 million before last year even ended. >> it means a lot. they believed in me. i loved being here. it was a great fit. played against buster as well. it's cool to see him on the other side and hearing him talk kind of set the tone. >> reporter: posey must be a fan of the left side of the infield. he gave willy adames the richest contract in giants history to pair next to chapman. >> last year we had a bunch of different guys playing shortstop. i think when you have a shortstop like him in there every day and is a staple in your lineup, it makes the team that much better. >> reporter: the third baseman is a clubhouse captain

for buster posey without you behind home plate it's been hard to stay sober, welcome back to third and king. now please, get us back to october. niner edition, oh debo, goodbyes are never easy so there's no need to bicker but wherever you go next, please, do not fight the kicker. and lastly, in honor of nba all star weekend for our dear friend charles barkley, sir charles, we know you don't like our city and you've said many awful things, you will just never know what it's like to have championship rings. >> boom. >> sorry charles. >> up next, capitola takes precaution on the surf more on the conditions. >>> before hopping in your toyota let's look at the conditions in the mountains. >> the conditions in the sierra are looking really good. road conditions are improving now that the latest storm system is moving out. that storm dropped a lot of fresh snow throughout the sierra. these are the amounts that have added up over the last 48 hours. generally speaking two to three feet of new snow on top of an already substantial base. it shouldn't cause any problems on the roads. low temperatu

so bruce bochy expects buster posey to have a good run here.ll giants fans want to hear. that is our giants coverage for today. tomorrow i'll be at a's green and gold coverage here on abc seven news. tomorrow larry. >> till john fisher i said hey thank you. the warriors resume play after the all star break on friday against the kings. before the trade deadline. the warriors, they inquired to see if kevin durant might possibly be interested in coming back to the warriors. since leaving the dubs after they won two championships. k.d. went to brooklyn. that team imploded. then he asked to go to phoenix and now the suns are struggling. but durant told steph curry that he didn't want to return to the warriors because he really wants to try to make it work in phoenix. >> people talk crazy about me all the time, you know? like that's not the reason why i didn't want to come back. i just didn't want to get traded midway through the season. and it was nothing against my time with the warriors or i heard, because i don't like draymond. at the end of the

buster posey is entering his first season as president of baseball operations but his lieutenant hasnty of experience. matt lively has the story. >> reporter: zach manasian has been around mlb clubhouses since he was five years old. now he has a little more responsibility after he was promoted to be the giants general manager. >> just trying to get them something fun to watch and get the giants back to championship baseball. >> reporter: in order to do that, he knew the giants had to make a splash in free agency. he was giddy when the club landed willy adamis and justin verlander. >> the intensity is still there. yeah. i don't know where to take notes or ask him for his autograph. >> reporter: being around the stars of the game is nothing new for manasian. his dad was the clubhouse manager almost 20 years. >> you were running around there as a kid. what is the first memory you have in baseball? >> i can remember ken griffey jr. was on the injured list at the time. and he had a stack of promotional photos of their head shot. they are this sigh. and this thin. i remember him saying can

surprised the giants were interested, but credited buster posey for recruiting them. >> the game hasome black and white with numbers. it is quite refreshing to touch some of that with who has a vast baseball knowledge and knows the game intimately, where it could be huge for this organization. >> reporter: will and he has not trusted them to steer the ship in the right direction. the skipper has liked what he has seen so far this spring. >> to get everybody the position players yesterday, really kind of good vibes on the first day. it was exciting. >> reporter: the vibes could only take you so far. the giants still have to be competitive with the los angeles dodgers. and robbie ray will like their chances. >> we might not have, you know, the level of contracts that they will have over there. and we are capable of stacking up against them. >> reporter: and let's be real. no one will have the budget that they do. but everyone i spoke to in the clubhouse today said that they are confident regardless, and they like the chances that they will have this season. >> all right, a lot of hope

buster posey promoted him to become the general manager of the san francisco giants. >> really trying to entertain our fans, give them something fun to watch and get the giants back to championship basis. >> reporter: in order to do that, zach manasean knew the giants had to make a spot in free agency. how surreal was it to watch j.v. in live batting practice today? the intensity is still there. >> i don't know whether to take notes or ask for his autograph. >> reporter: his dad was the rangers clubhouse manager for over 20 years. i know you were running around there as a kid. what is the first memory you have in baseball? >> i can remember ken griffey jr. was on the injured list at the time and he had a stack of -- you know those promotional photos of just their head shot and they're about this high? they're this thin and i remember him signing them and asking hey, can you hand these to me? i would have been probably 6 years old, handing one, he'd sign, handing one, he'd sign, but there are so many cool memories. >> reporter: zach may be new to the general manager role, but he's got

buster posey, a part of that setting the tone early that they want to start winning again. all right. apple unveiling its latest iphone today. it's called the iphone 16 e. apple says it's meant to offer the same powerful capabilities of its other iphones, but it's cheaper. that's good. it sells for about 600 bucks. that's $200 less than the cheapest version of the iphone 16. it's integrated with apple's artificial intelligence that gives people advanced photo editing, writing and search functions. you can also choose whether to integrate chatgpt. the iphone will also have a single camera versus the three lens that the most advanced models have. it goes on sale later this month. we like cheaper when it comes to those iphones. i still have the iphone 11. i think i'm on like the generations. i'm on the 12. we're four for five behind practical. you know, it's rocking and rolling and the weather is going to be fantastic for any sort of sports, whether that's outside or indoors. right now we're in the 50s. it's going a little chilly, but we're going to warm up. so let's get right

buster posey. curry. well, montana and steve young and jerry rice. colin kaepernick, his famous kneel down protest. it represent the city in a way. and it just seems like they were meant to be there's something here that drive. what creativity, lot crazy, imaginative thinking, everything's changing. get. it's still change never disappointed. there's part aspects to it. you see that. but it had magic then and it's gotten i'm not supposed to root because i'm objective reporter. but for san francisco. >> are nothing like san francisco? all >> there my percentages, essential san francisco behind selling for some say in the country. is a lot of money some that despite what people say are many, many businesses that are here to stay and they're going to be here long. a city changes that the mission district will to change. >> we love it or hate it's a hard act to follow. >> every tuesday during our newscast, we're going to be telling stories of of the folks who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you missed any of the stories, you can

for buster posey, without you behind home plate it's been hard to stay sober and welcome back to thirdnd king. please get us back to october. 9er edition. deebo, good-byes are never easy, so no need to bicker, but wherever you go next please don't fight the kicker. in honor of nba all-star weekend one for our dear friend, charles barkley, sir charles, we know you don't like our city. you've said many awful things. you'll just never know what it's like to have championship rings. we got plenty of those. story chuckster. hopefully you enjoy san francisco more than san antonio. if you know, you know. should be a fun weekend around the bay, skills challenges on saturday, of course, the game sunday. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> yeah. >> you were pretty good today, too. >> no. it did not go well. do you think you could beat your favorite nba player at their own game? what happened when we tried to make some critical shots. >>> hey, jonny moseley here. got your gear dialed and your toyota packed up for a day in the mountains? cool. let's wander over to the map and see what kind of weathe

buster posey might have been a catcher, but obviously he values the left side of the infield. he's made a couple deals since taking over and even before taking over what was involved with to make sure it's one of the very best in all of baseball. before last year ended, he made sure to extend matt chapman to a six-year deal and then this offseason he made an even bigger splash. he went out and signed willy adames to play shortstop. for chapman, who will be at third base, it will be nice to look to his left and see the same face every single day. >> last year we had a bunch of different guys playing shortstop and i think when you have a shortstop like him that's in there every day and is a staple in your lineup, it makes the team that much better. >> reporter: what's it mean to you when you guys are called the best left side of the infield in baseball? >> that's for you guys to decide, not us. >> reporter: the giants had five different guys in the rotation at shortstop last year. to have a consistent starter in adames is a big key and we'll get ready for game action. on saturda

francisco giants have made headlines this offseason, with new faces in the front office including buster poseydded new players to the clubhouse, like justin verlander and willy adames. >> this is my seventh season in the big leagues, and i was nervous to talk to justin, right? he's he's 20 years in the big leagues, a first ballot hall of famer. >> but with a week of spring training under their belts, ace pitcher logan webb a constant for the franchise the last six years, says he's adjusting to the new normal both at work and at home. >> times have changed and now i have to, you know, you know, learn how to be more of a leader, learn how to do all the good things and create that winning culture. >> as for his new role at home, well, that comes with the title of dad, and he's finding parallels between the two. >> it's similar here, right? i can't be a dad for some of these guys, but i can lead by example. i don't necessarily have to be the outspoken person. i don't think i'm very good at that. but i think if i do all the right things day to day to day. >> webb and his wife, sheridan, welcomed th

for buster posey. without you behind home plate, it's been hard to stay sober. 3rd and king. now please get us back to october. niner edition. oh, deebo, good-byes are never easy so there's no need to bicker. but wherever you go next, please don't fight the kicker. and lastly, because it's nba all-star weekend, one for our dear friend charles barkley. sir charles, we know you don't like our city and you have said many awful things, but you will just never know what it's like to have championship rings. sorry chuck. that's going to do it for sports. have a great day. flush. >> pretty funny. >>> well, all-star weekend is about more than just the game of ball. about also the impact that players can have open their community. this all-star day of service hundreds of volunteers including current and former nba and wnba players were sent out to do good across the bay area. at the san francisco-marin food bank, volunteers helped pack meals for more than 50,000 households in the community. we spoke with warriors' center kevin looney about why he wanted to come and help.

but do you think buster posey is gonna get a uni on in swat? yeah, i hope so.k there in a quarter, zip. and just. yeah, catch someone. i'm sure he'll be tempted, but it's a very long list of guys who are going to be there. it's a little more formal than it's been in the past where, like, you just show up one day and all of a sudden like hunter pence is there. yeah, but it is. bob melvin started this last year when he came back. he's dave righetti was there all spring started to bring especially guys. he played with guys that he knew from his giants days. but you can see the buster influence now of like these are guys that i played with. these are guys that i won titles with. and i want them sitting in the clubhouse, sitting in the lunchroom at scottsdale stadium. like i think it's impactful. it was a cool list for me to buster put together. get ready for the start of spring training by downloading the giants talk podcast. amazing baseball starts. i'm ready for it. can't wait. still ahead, more fallout for a super bowl halftime performer who decided to protest d

there is a different culture with this squad now that buster posey is in charge.mething fun. new food items at paypal park for earthquakes. games. gyros. yes. potstickers. veggie. potstickers. kimchi frieied rice bowls. greek saladi like that. and barbecue chicken tenders. the quakes kick off the season this saturday in san jose. the greek salad that doesn't cost as much as the last version. all right. it came out today. apple unveiled its latest iphone model called iphone 16 e. apple says the new phone offers some of the same capabilities of the other iphone, but it costs less. price tag on this one is of the 16 e is $600, which is still a lot of money, but it's $200 less than the cheapest version of the iphone 16. iphone 16. you can get it next month, so save up your pennies. i'm on like the 11. yeah, that's what i'm on. me too. you're very. yeah. so we're five behind is what you're saying? we're all. we're getting there. vianey how we look tomorrow morning. it's going to look great. we're going to get some areas of patchy fog, breezy hills for the afternoon. bu

temporadas consecutivas sin estar en la postemporada y ahora con el liderazgo dirigencial del histórico buster poseyrero. en san francisco. se medirá a los texas rangers, mientras que los seis enfrentarán a los padres de san diego en la champions. el milan y santi jiménez buscaban la clasificación a octavos al recibir al fillmore, que por ciertos el ex equipo del delantero de la selección mexicana. vamos con las imágenes. desde san siro y arrancando nada más el partido, santi cumplía con la ley del ex. estallaba san siro. tercer gol para él en rossonero. empataba la eliminatoria. gol fácil para santi. sin embargo, la clave en la elevación y ganar el duelo aéreo. un gran inicio para el argentino mexicano en el equipo milanista. pero iba a aparecer carranza, el ex philadelphia junior. el argentino con el uno a uno y el milán, que tenía un jugador menos en cancha, no tuvo capacidad de reacción. fracaso del equipo rossonero en la champions. pitazo final en este repaso deportivo. pausa y regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyot. cuando la aventura llama toyota sin importar tu edad, q

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francisco giants have made headlines this offseason, with new faces in the front office including buster poseyes. >> this is my seventh season in the big leagues, and i was nervous to talk to justin, right? he's he's 20 years in the big leagues. a first ballot hall of famer. >> but with the week of spring training under their belts, ace pitcher logan webb a constant for the franchise the last six years says he's adjusting to the new normal both at work and at home. >> times are kind of changed and now i have to, you know, you know, learn how to be more of a leader, learn how to do all the good things and create that winning culture. >> as for his new role at home will, that comes with the title of dad, and he's finding parallels between the two. >> it's similar here, right? i can't be a dad for some of these guys, but i can lead by example. i don't necessarily have to be the outspoken person. i don't think i'm very good at that. but i think if i do all the right things day to day. >> webb and his wife, sheridan, welcomed their daughter this offseason. she was in the stands for the first time j

he's more than four years older than buster posey, who has yet to turn 40 and is now in charge of signings like justin verlander. the future hall of famer verlander is also about to start his 20th year in the big leagues, and he still appreciates every single day. >> you kind of see the end, but i think that makes you appreciate being here all more. so absolutely. i try to be i try to be present and appreciative of everything. but yeah, i mean, obviously being you know, this being my 20th year is, you know, one of those moments that you kind of pinch yourself. but man, you know, 20 years in the league, that's pretty impressive. >> 20 years in professional sports and still and still, you know, being very, very effective is, you know, pretty rare. by the way, if i was nba commissioner for a day, which i think it could happen, i would i would force every nba player to watch what's going on in boston tonight. it's called the four nations face off. it's the championship between team usa and team canada and nhl players, and they are playing like it's not life and death. it's more important than

for buster posey, without you behind home plate, it's been hard to stay sober.me back to third and king. now please get us back to october. niner edition. o deebo, good-byes are never easy so there's no need to bicker. but wherever you go next, please don't fight the kicker. and lastly, because it's nba all-star weekend, one for our dear friends charles barkley. sir charles, we know you don't like our city and you have said many awful things, but you will just never know what it's like to have championship rings. sorry chuck. that's going to do it for sports. have a great day. >> all-star weekend is about more than just the game of basketball. it's also about the impact that players can have on their communities. now this all-star day of service, hundreds of volunteers including current and former nba and wnba players were sent out to do good across the bay area. at the san francisco-marin food bank, volunteers helped pack meals for more than 50,000 households in the community. we spoke with warriors' center looney about why he wanted to come out and help. >> wh

buster posey. curry.na and steve young and jerry rice, colin kaepernick because famously of protest. it represent the city in a way. and it just seems like they were meant to be there's something here that drive. what creativity, lot crazy, imaginative thinking everything is changing. get it's still change things. never disappointed. there's part aspects to it. you see that. but it had magic then and it's gotten i'm not supposed to root because i'm in objective reporter. but for san francisco. >> the letter that nothing like san francisco >> when male smart ascension francisco time selling for still saying the country. >> it's a lot of money some that despite what people say there are many, many businesses that are here to stay and they're going to be here long. a city changes that the mission district will need to we love it or hate it's a hard act to follow. >> all right. every tuesday during our newscast going to be telling stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. an

francisco giants have made headlines this offseason, with new faces in the front office including buster poseyayers to the clubhouse, like justin verlander and willy adames. >> this is my seventh season in the big leagues, and i was nervous to talk to justin, right? he's he's 20 years in the big leagues. a first ballot hall of famer. >> but with a week of spring training under their belts, ace pitcher logan webb a constant for the franchise the last six years, says he's adjusting to the new normal both at work and at home. >> times are kind of changed and now i have to, you know, you know, learn how to be more of a leader, learn how to do all the good things and create that winning culture. >> as for his new role at home will, that comes with the title of dad, and he's finding parallels between the two. >> it's similar here, right? i can't be a dad for some of these guys, but i can lead by example. i don't necessarily have to be the outspoken person. i don't think i'm very good at that. but i think if i do all the right things day to day to day. >> webb and his wife, sheridan, welcomed their d

but he's got his eyes turned to arizona as his good friend and former teammate buster posey is now theesident of baseball operations in spring training really gets started next week. pence won two world series titles with the giants, so he saw an up close picture of just how good posey was as a catcher controlling the game. pence says his only worry is that if posey doesn't succeed ins job, maybe he loses some of his stellar reputation among giants fans. but pence says that's only going to make him work harder. >> this is a lose lose for him because he already has a great reputation. so he took this on, knowing that that this could only look bad for him. but he cares. he loves it. he wants to watch them build build something great. he wants to, you know, and i think to me that in and of itself speaks volumes. but i do think you got to give him some time. don't look for it to all happen at once. just watch the moves and watch the build up. and i think it's going to be a really, really fun journey. the next three years is going to be really exciting. >> super exciting for the team to see