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A lot of things had to go right for the 2021 SF Giants to win 107 games. One thing that went very right was their bullpen. A key member of that bullpen, Dominic Leone, recently appeared on a podcast and talked about that magical 2021 season.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants need a contact bat which is why they should pursue three-time batting title champ Luis Arráez in free agency.
Michael Swinehart|
Many SF Giants fans are frustrated. The team has had four straight middling seasons and while they have shaken up the coaching staff, they have not made any major additions to the roster this offseason
Nick San Miguel|
It could be a quiet week for the SF Giants in what has been a relatively quiet offseason thus far. Here are some Giants nuggets, including their projected Competitive Balance Tax (CBT) payroll), Adrian Houser's team option, and Marco Luciano on waivers
Jeff Young|
The name Tyler Austin has probably not crossed the minds of many SF Giants fans in quite some time, but the forgotten Giants slugger is back in the big leagues after a sojourn in Japan as he has signed a major league deal with the Chicago Cubs.
Nick San Miguel|
The St. Louis Cardinals continue to trade away some of their top players recently by sending Willson Contreras to the Boston Red Sox. This move was necessary for Boston after the SF Giants were able to hold onto Bryce Eldridge in the Rafael Devers trade.
Nick San Miguel|
The Detroit Tigers signed Kyle Finnegan to a two-year deal. In a corresponding move, Justyn-Henry Malloy was designated for assignment. Should the SF Giants take a flyer on the platoon bat?
Jeff Young|
In recent days, the SF Giants have DFA'd two outfielders in Joey Wiemer and Wade Meckler. They also recently moved on from Marco Luciano may not be done making cuts to their outfield ranks.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants would benefit greatly from adding another outfielder and they have a former Giant available in free agency who would make almost too much sense in Mike Tauchman.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants moves that would take a miracle that only the Man in Red could pull off ahead of Christmas this year.
Joshua Lewis|
SF Giants general manager Zack Minasian told Justice delos Santos that they will continue to look externally to bolster the rotation. However, he believes that they do not necessarily need to make another addition, and could fill it internally
Jeff Young|
Despite the idea of selling the franchise, the San Diego Padres made a pair of notable moves. The SF Giants division rivals brought back Michael King on a three-year, $75 million deal and added KBO infielder Sung-Mun Song.
Jeff Young|
Another of the most prominent names the SF Giants have been connected to is now off the board. Chandler Rome and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic broke the news that Brandon Lowe, the slugging second baseman from the Rays, has been traded to Pittsburgh
Michael Swinehart|
In a bit of a surprising move, the SF Giants DFA'd outfielder Joey Wiemer to make room for recently signed reliever Jason Foley. Perhaps this move portends a larger one in the outfield in the near future.
Nick San Miguel|
As the SF Giants assemble their bullpen for the 2026 season, there seems to be a clear theme with their early additions: adding relievers coming off injury. If they want to continue that theme, signing Evan Phillips would make a ton of sense.
Nick San Miguel|
Let's take a look at 5 realistic targets for the SF Giants this Christmas as they seem unlikely to splurge on free agents this offseason.
Andy Johnson|
Earlier this week, we looked at three reasons why Cody Bellinger does not make sense for the SF Giants this winter. Now, let's shift gears and highlight why he could make sense.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants already made a pair of roster moves this week. They made another on Friday, as Wade Meckler was designated for assignment for make room for Adrian Houser.
Jeff Young|
The World Baseball Classic is a very fun event for fans of baseball every few years, but MLB executives and managers are not as thrilled about it because of what it means for their teams during spring training.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have been quiet on the free agent front this offseason, but they have apparently been active in other pursuits. It was announced that the Giants have purchased the historic Curran Theatre in San Francisco which is sure to frustrate fans.
Nick San Miguel|
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