Brandon Belt (1B/OF)

Giants first baseman Brandon Belt was batted second in the lineup for the first time in his career on Saturday against the Diamondbacks, and he snapped a three-game hitless streak by going 1 for 5 with a his first triple of the season. Belt hit an RBI groundout in the first inning and scored after reaching base on a triple in the ninth, to bookend his day. Belt would finish with one run scored and...

San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy said 1B Brandon Belt's at-bats against Los Angeles Dodgers ...

As expected, San Francisco Giants 1B Brandon Belt sat Saturday, May 5, against the Milwaukee ...

San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy indicated that 1B Brandon Belt is likely to sit ...

Giants first baseman Brandon Belt hasn't homered in 18 games and is still searching for his breakout run the majors. Despite some early struggles in his career, Giants general manager Brian Sabean told the San Francisco Chronicle on Wednesday that the team is sticking by the 2009 fifth-round pick. "He's going nowhere," Sabean said, meaning Belt will stay with the Giants. "The kid's earned his way onto...

San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean said 1B Brandon Belt won't be sent down ...

San Francisco outfielder/first baseman Brandon Belt went 1 for 3 on Saturday night against San Diego. His double drove in two runs and that is all the Giants would need. San Fran would win the game, 2-1.

San Francisco outfielder Brandon Belt finished 2 for 4 and drove in a run during the Giants' 6-5 win over Cincinnati on Thursday. Belt, who slotted sixth in the batting order, registered two singles for his first multihit outing of the season. He is now hitting .273 after 14 games.

Brandon Belt is in the Giants' starting lineup for the second straight day Monday.

Making his first start in six games Sunday, Brandon Belt doubled, drew a walk, stole a base and scored the Giants' lone run in their loss to the Pirates.

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D.J. Short takes a look at this week's top waiver wire pickups for Mixed, AL and NL only leagues. Aceves is probably the must-add of the week at this point. Many expected Bobby Valentine would go with Mark Melancon as the replacement for Andrew Bailey, who is out three to four months following thumb surgery, but he announced Wednesday that Aceves will open the season as the closer. I'm not sure this...