San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen will return to the lineup Tuesday evening versus the Astros. McCutchen sat out Sunday with a sore knee and the team had Monday off. McCutchen has hit .248 with three home runs and 19 RBI so far in his first season with the Giants.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen said that the plan is for him to return to the lineup Tuesday versus the Astros. McCutchen sat out on Sunday with a bruised knee. Should McCutchen return Tuesday, he will face his former teammate Gerrit Cole.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen will sit Sunday. McCutchen left Saturday's contest early with a bruised knee. There is no sign of any serious injury and it makes sense to give McCutchen a game off. Gorkys Hernandez will be in right field today.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen (elbow) left Wednesday's game against the Padres after being hit by a pitch. He was replaced by Gregor Blanco and underwent testing on his elbow. The x-rays reportedly came back negative and McCutchen is dealing with an elbow bruise. He could miss a game or two, but this does not sound too significant of an injury.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen will rest Sunday versus the Dodgers. McCutchen has been off to a slow start with his new team with a .200 batting average and three home runs. Austin Slater will take over right field today and bat seventh.

Welcome to Week 5 of the Cut List. I think my suggestions have been pretty solid to start the year and I hope your teams are better off as a result. 2018 sample sizes are starting to legitimize and you'll see more cut-worthy standard league-viable options on these lists as we get further into the season. I'm still preaching patience on a few frustrating players, however. Carlos Santana, Andrew McCutchen, Gregory Polanco, Shin-Soo Choo, Adam Jones, Chris Archer, and Jon Gray need to be held i[...]

San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen delivered a game winning RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning Tuesday to give the Giants the victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks. McCutchen finished the game 1-for-3 with a run scored, two RBI and two walks. McCutchen now has two walk-off hits for his new team in the past four games. McCutchen struggled early on with the Giants, but has hit safely in three out of his last four games.

San Francisco Giants outfielder did it all Saturday night versus the Los Angeles Dodgers. The outfielder went 6-for-7 which included a double and a two-run walk-off home run. It was a break out game for McCutchen who had just two hits entering Saturday's contest. McCutchen also scored two runs and drove in four runs. McCutchen will look to keep his bat going Sunday versus the Dodgers.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Andrew McCutchen is 5-for-13 (.385) for the Giants this spring. Acquired this offseason to help with a corner outfield spot, McCutchen has done exactly what the Giants had hoped. McCutchen still has not delivered an extra-base hit, but he is healthy and expects to hit third for the Giants.. The move to AT&T Park is never a positive for a hitter, but the 31-year-old managed to club 28 home runs while playing home games at PNC Park, which ranked in the bottom third [...]

We are just weeks away from the start of the 2018 baseball regular season, which makes it a good time to look back at the big roster moves made in this most recent offseason. I already provided a group of four pitchers who changed scenes. Now, here are four hitters who moved to different teams. For a look at some of the other big names who changed scenes, check here.   Hitters Changing Teams for 2018 Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Pirates to San Francisco Giants It's an even-numbere[...]