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San Francisco Giants pitcher Justin Verlander has had a mixed year after signing a one-year, \$15 million deal with the team ahead of the 2025 season. Early in the year, the 42-year-old struggled with injuries and inconsistent performances, prompting concerns that age might finally be catching up with him. However, Verlander has bounced back impressively…
In his first year running the San Francisco Giants’ front office, Buster Posey has often acted in contradictory ways. That’s not necessarily a bad thing — in fact, it’s common among top athletes and executives. Great players often succeed by breaking their own rules, doing what’s typically discouraged, but doing it with intention and success.…
The San Francisco Giants’ offense has been thriving lately, thanks in large part to the emergence of two young outfielders, Drew Gilbert and Luis Matos. Their recent performances might influence how Buster Posey and the front office approach the offseason—possibly reducing the need for a big free-agent signing in right field. After the trade deadline…
The San Francisco Giants made a notable move in the 11th round of the 2025 MLB Draft by selecting catcher Rod Barajas Jr. from Saddleback College — the son of longtime MLB catcher Rod Barajas. The 11th round often presents teams with unique opportunities, particularly to draft players who fall due to concerns about their…
The San Francisco Giants recently made a series of roster moves in an effort to address their depleted infield depth caused by a string of injuries. One of those moves included calling up utility infielder Sergio Alcántara — but his stint was remarkably brief, lasting just a single game before he was designated for assignment.…
San Francisco Giants fans are becoming increasingly uneasy about the early-season struggles of shortstop Willy Adames, who joined the team on a hefty 7-year, $182 million deal during the offseason. So far, nearly two months into the season, Adames is batting just .208 with five home runs and has posted a -0.3 bWAR, sparking doubts…
The San Francisco Giants have made their first roster move of the season not driven by injury, promoting promising left-hander Kyle Harrison to the majors and designating veteran reliever Lou Trivino for assignment. Until now, the Giants’ roster changes were strictly due to injuries. For instance, when infielder Casey Schmitt landed on the injured list,…
The San Francisco Giants have designated infielder for assignment, marking a significant shift from just a few years ago when the team appeared ready to commit to him as their starting third baseman following a strong 2022 season. This news was first reported by Giants beat writer Alex Pavlovic on social media. The decision wasn’t…