Tim Lincecum News

Chicago Cubs infielder Mike Fontenot earned the last arbitration spot for players with between two and three years of major league service, beating out Baltimore center fielder Adam Jones and Cincinnati pitcher Micah Owings on a tiebreaker.

Finally. A baseball player using a drug that doesn't enhance his performance. According to the Associated Press, San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum was pulled over for speeding, at which time Lynyrd Skynyrd's "That Smell" began playing in the background.

Giants prospect Angel Villalona is out of jail, but his future remains in doubt.

San Francisco Giants ace and former Cy Young award winner Tim Lincecum was recently stopped while driving in his home state of Washington and cited for possession of marijuana.

San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Tim Lincecum is the choice as National League Cy Young Award winner among baseball writers for Examiner.com. Since it's creation in 1956, seven major league pitchers have won back-to-back Cy Young Awards.

Cy Young award winner Tim Lincecum was cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession last weekend in southern Washington State.

UPDATE: Lincecum pot charge dropped by DA in standard deal, which awaits judge's approval Prosecutors in Clark County, Wash., and Tim Lincecum have reached an agreement in which the pitcher will pay a $250 fine relating to his possession of a marijuana pipe with the drug possession charge being dropped.

Share + Nov 6, 2009 1:58 pm US/Pacific SAN FRANCISCO Prosecutors in Clark County, Washington, and attorneys for Giants ace Tim Lincecum have reached an agreement for the pitcher to pay a $250 fine relating to his alleged possession of a marijuana pipe, with the drug possession charge being dropped.

Former Huskies pitching star Tim Lincecum was cited for marijuana possession after a traffic stop in Vancouver, Wash., on Friday, according to a report by The Columbian.

For Giants fans, Joe Morgan 's signature moment was his home run in the 1982 season finale to beat the Dodgers and cease their playoff hopes.

When I signed on the Internet the morning after Game One of the World Series, I saw this picture and realized that Cliff Lee finished what he started.A Pitchers finishing what they started has become an increasingly rare occurrence.

This ballot is for the Baseball Bloggers Alliance , a group of baseball bloggers who are pooling votes together to give out our own post-season award.

Every year, the passage into October marks the beginning of baseball's postseason, when some of the game's greatest heroes and moments are born.

With perennial favorites like Jake Peavy, Brandon Webb, and Johan Santana battling through injuries in 2009, finding good reliable starting pitchers to draft for your 2010 Fantasy Baseball team can become a daunting task.

The Diamondbacks have a lot of work to do this off-season. Lucky for them, it looks as if they will have something north of $28 million to spend on 2010 payroll.

Tim Lincecum may be one of the shining stars of the San Francisco Giants 2009 storyline, but it turns out that, because of a twist of fate in the calendar gods, he could cost the team millions.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. a ' Zack Greinke was named the American League Pitcher of the Year by the Sporting News, the magazine reported on its Web site Wednesday morning.

One former Royals ace describes current K.C. ace Zack Greinke as a "complete pitcher." Kansas City Royals right-hander Zack Greinke and San Francisco Giants right-hander Tim Lincecum are Sporting News' 2009 pitchers of the year, as selected by a panel of 31 major league general managers and assistant GMs.

FriarChat.com: Padres' Award Winners Padres correspondent Mark Polishuk analyzes the highs and lows of San Diego's season.

Brian Sabean was named general manager after the Giants' last-place finish in 1996.