San Francisco Giants: Three New Years Resolutions for 2018

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SAN FRANCISCO – OCTOBER 5: Willie Mays statue is shown before Game Two of the 2000 NLDS between the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets at Pacific Bell Park on October 5, 2000 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Tom Hauck/Getty Images) /

The San Francisco Giants need to change a few things in 2018, starting from the top of the organization down. We decided to lay out a few resolutions that we think the team needs to have at the start of the new year.

The San Francisco Giants were bad in 2018. Really bad. A lot of that stemmed from decisions made prior to the 2016 season, but that doesn’t quite matter does it. We paid for it in 2017 and that was frustrating for all involved. It’s now time to make these changes going forward.

So what needs to happen? Well a lot. The front office needs to make smarter decisions. The coaching staff needs to take a different approach, and the players need to go about things a little different. It may not mean a successful 2018. But plenty of these little changes can lead to a better future for the club beyond 2018.

There are a few slides to this, and they’ll be broken up into the following order:

Management
Front Office
Players

There are two per grouping, as it was quite clear that a 98 loss team wasn’t good enough for this ball-club. Without much more to say on this, let’s get started!