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The SF Giants have a new Hall of Famer in Jeff Kent. Which Giants will follow him to Cooperstown in future years?
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With just one week to go until the deadline, everyone around the league wants to figure out who's buying and who's selling.
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The SF Giants need to improve for the future and acquiring these six players at the trade deadline would do just that.
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The SF Giants seemed like the early winner of the Patrick Bailey trade, but now the tide seems to have shifted in favor of the Guardians.
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With former SF Giants second baseman Jeff Kent set to be enshrined in Cooperstown, the Giants can make a trade for his son at the deadline.
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Giants rumors

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Giants Prospects News

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On Friday, the SF Giants finalized deals with their top remaining picks. According to Joe Doyle of Over-Slot Baseball, they have signed Carson Bolemon and Kaden Waechter to pair of overslot bonuses.
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The SF Giants bolstered infield depth in the upper minors. According to the team's transaction log, they have signed power-hitting bat Eddys Leonard to a minor league deal and assigned him to Triple-A.
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The SF Giants provided injury updates on a pair of players. Tony Vitello told Justice delos Sants of The Mercury News that he expects Harrison Bader back at some point in 2026, but the odds are less likely for Trevor McDonald.
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While the 2027 MLB Draft is a long way away, the SF Giants should already be circling one prospect in the first round.
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Grant McCray’s speed, defense and arm strength have stood out during his latest SF Giants call-up, but his bat and plate discipline will determine if he stays.
Nathan Hirschi|
For a team that is having such a bad season, the SF Giants sure have had some interesting news nuggets as of late.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants’ league-worst walk differential reflects a two-sided problem: they rarely draw free passes and issue far too many on the mound.
Nathan Hirschi|
SF Giants manager Tony Vitello has crossed the 100-game threshold in his tenure. His .412 winning percentage is the second-worst mark in franchise history among managers with at least 100 games, per Josh Dubow of The Associated Press.
Jeff Young|
With the SF Giants having a terrible 2026 season, it now seems quite clear that Bob Melvin was not the main thing wrong with the team.
Nick San Miguel|
Three SF Giants players have struggled in the second half which may very well harm their trade value.
Nick San Miguel|