"I think it's a great move," Pat Murphy said. "I think Buster Posey is trying to get it right and not just following normal patterns."

San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello has a pre-existing relationship with a Major League star that could be a trump card in signing him this offseason.

New San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello admitted to putting himself first when he made the decision to leave his job as head coach at Tennessee to take a premium gig at the MLB level.

Vitello spoke with local media in Knoxville, Tenn. about his decision to leave the Volunteers for the major leagues.

On Friday, new San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello broke his silence about his decision to leave the University of Tennessee to manage in the Majors.

Former Tennessee baseball head coach Tony Vitello was hired by San Francisco to fill its vacant managerial position in MLB on Oct. 22. Vitello joins Dick Howser as a college baseball head coach in going directly to MLB as a manager.

Last winter, only three MLB teams made managerial changes. This time around, there's more movement at the skipper position.

The Tennessee Volunteers took a major hit on Wednesday, as their baseball coach (Tony Vitello) accepted a major league deal. He is the first coach to ever jump