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SF Giants reliever JT Brubaker had a very bland 2026 for the most part and will almost certainly not be back in 2027.
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Tarik Skubal is No. 1 with a bullet. After that, this is a weaker-than-usual free agent class.
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Will Brennan hit .302 in Triple-A but went 2-for-23 with the SF Giants in 2026, losing his 40-man roster spot after a promising spring.
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The SF Giants know Patrick Bailey can be clutch, but they never got to see him be clutch in the playoffs the way he's been with the Cleveland Guardians.
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The SF Giants will look to add a high-leverage reliever this offseason, but they should have one more move to make. In addition to filling that role, they will also need another left-handed reliever.
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The SF Giants took a chance on left-handed reliever Ryan Borucki. It did not work out, but maybe manager Tony Vitello learned from the experience.
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While trading Logan Webb would make sense if the SF Giants planned to rebuild, it is pretty clear they are not intent upon tearing it all down.
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The SF Giants were not even close to the playoffs this year, but the Brewers are showing what it could take to beat the mighty Dodgers over a full season.
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After a disastrous 65-win season, the SF Giants will hope for better results in 2027. Their plan to upgrade the bullpen could be a sign that this front office does not intend to rebuild or retool.
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The baseball season is over for the SF Giants, but a few minor leaguers continue to player. The Arizona Fall League is underway, where the Scottsdale Scorpions are off to a strong 5-1 start.
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Spencer Bivens spent most of 2026 in Triple-A, made just four SF Giants appearances and joined the Royals after losing his roster spot in September.
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By the end of the year, the SF Giants were auditioning infielders for a role on next year’s roster. Did any of them succeed in that?
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Matt Chapman played his final game of the year for the SF Giants at the end of June. Despite this, he still ranked as one of the best defensive third baseman at his position, and likely would have won some type of award for it.
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SF Giants outfielder Victor Bericoto displayed his power in 2026, but he needs to be more patient at the plate going forward.
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Grant McCray did not hit much for the SF Giants in 2026, but luck not on his side either. By several metrics, he was the unluckiest hitters on the club among players with at least 50 plate appearances.
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