Los Angeles Angels interim manager Ray Montgomery applauded a young outfielder's performances so far this season.

LaMonte Wade Jr. was a revelation for the SF Giants in 2021. However, Wade has been unable to build off that success this season. As Giants president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi looks for ...

Millionaire athletes probably aren’t owed a chance to play in the postseason, but the exceptions might be Hall of Fame-bound ...

Last June, San Francisco Giants outfielder/first baseman Lamonte Wade Jr. made team history, hitting the 100th "splash hit" home run at Oracle Park, which borders McCovey Cove in the outfield.

Wade accepted the Willie Mac Award Friday with his parents, LaMonte Sr. and Emily, on the field as they have become frequent guests at Oracle Park this season.

SF Giants’ LaMonte Wade Jr. has quickly compiled an extraordinary ninth-inning résumé SF Giants outfielder LaMonte Wade is 12-for-19 in the ninth inning of games this season ...

Wade's OPS was .814 in 94 plate appearances, and it would take about two bad games to get that looking much worse. A bad week could send those numbers tumbling even further.

Yet when LaMonte Wade Jr. was up in the ninth inning with a runner in scoring position on Tuesday night, Giants fans felt confident.

UPDATED: October 12, 2021 at 3:29 PM MDT LOS ANGELES — Emily and LaMonte Wade Sr. have been something of a good luck charm for the San Francisco Giants and their son, outfielder LaMonte Wade Jr.