The San Francisco Giants have found a winning formula under the leadership of manager Bruce Bochy and longtime general manager Brian Sabean. Together, baseball's power duo has helped guide San Francisco to World Series championships in 2010, 2012 and 2014. And though the odd years in between have been just that, odd, with San Francisco missing the postseason all together, the greater success and the overall structure of the franchise positioned the men in charge for much deserved rewards. On Friday, those rewards came with the announcement that Bochy and Sabean have agreed to contract extensions that will keep them in San Francisco through the 2019 season . For Sabean, the new contract includes a promotion, as he's also been elevated to executive vice president of baseball operations. His top assistant, Bobby Evans, has been promoted to general manager, while Jeremy Shelley has been named senior vice president and assistant GM. [ Yahoo Sports Fantasy Baseball: Sign up and join a league today! ] Obviously, these extensions represent a big statement from CEO Larry Baer, who remains committed to staying competitive in a difficult landscape with the free-spending Los Angeles Dodgers...