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Drew Cavanaugh climbed from Double-A to the SF Giants in 2026, earning a larger catching role despite struggles at the plate in his rookie season.
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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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SF Giants slugger Rafael Devers made a great closing argument to be a Silver Slugger winner, but he may not win the award.
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José Buttó helped Venezuela win the WBC but made only three appearances for the SF Giants in 2026 before two arm surgeries ended his season.
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Blake Snell had another rough playoff start which makes his comments about adversity even sillier much to the delight of SF Giants fans.
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On Wednesday, Rawlings published its 2026 Gold Glove finalists. In no surprise whatsoever, the SF Giants were shut out entirely from the process.
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If the season started tomorrow, Daniel Susac and Drew Cavanaugh would like handle catching duties. That said, it is a position that remains without a concrete answer.
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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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SF Giants reliever Randy Rodríguez looked good in his AFL debut which may be used as a justification by the front office to not be aggressive.
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With the Phillies set to bring Don Mattingly back as manager, both the SF Giants and Dodgers know his faults and why that decision is likely to backfire.
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The Cleveland Guardians, Tampa Bay Rays, Milwaukee Brewers, and Los Angeles Dodgers are some of the best organizations as pitching development and acquisition. The development part has been on display in the playoffs, and it is one area where the SF Giant
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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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