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The SF Giants are searching for a new manager yet again after firing Bob Melvin. They have already been connected to some names, but one candidate they have been linked to was a member of Gabe Kapler's coaching staff: Craig Albernaz.

SF Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey was incredibly bold in his first year on the job. However, after dismissing manager Bob Melvin he is now going to be the one who gets the blame if things go bad with the team.

SF Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey spoke to the media at a press conference on Wednesday. He was asked about whether the team would entertain hiring Bruce Bochy to be the manager again and he said he did not envision it.

The SF Giants did not reach the playoffs, and it is understandable that the season turned out to be a disappointment given how well the team played early in the season and the expectations that came with adding Rafael Devers.

On the same day that the SF Giants dismissed Bob Melvin, the Texas Rangers and Bruce Bochy mutually agreed to part ways. The details surrounding the separation between the Rangers and Bochy might just point to the veteran manager wanting to continue.

The SF Giants began the offseason by dismissing veteran manager Bob Melvin. The focus now turns to finding a replacement. Buster Olney of ESPN speculates that Chicago Cubs bench coach Ryan Flaherty could be an option.

The SF Giants have fired manager Bob Melvin and the search for a replacement has begun. The Giants must be regretting hiring Melvin over another former Giants catcher, Stephen Vogt, who has thrived as the manager of the Cleveland Guardians.

The SF Giants at least had something fun happen in their regular season finale after another disappointing campaign. Shortstop Willy Adames became the first Giant to hit 30 home runs in a season since Barry Bonds did it in 2004.

The SF Giants failed to make the playoffs this season which is a big reason why manager Bob Melvin was fired and the team is searching for his replacement. However, there will still be many familiar faces in the playoffs for Giants fans.

Not surprisingly, the SF Giants coaching staff will look a lot different with the club announcing that they had parted ways with Bob Melvin on Monday morning. Both Ryan Christenson and Matt Williams will not return.

At 81 wins, the SF Giants finished two games behind the Cincinnati Reds for the final Wild Card spot. This year was a low watermark to reach the playoffs, and fell short of that while missing the playoffs for the fourth straight year.

For a while now there has been speculation about Bruce Bochy potentially returning to manage the SF Giants again. That just became a much more distinct possibility with the Texas Rangers deciding to mutually part ways with Bochy.

On Sunday, SF Giants power-hitting bat Rafael Devers achieved a statistical oddity. He appeared in his 163rd game, becoming the first player to do so since Justin Morneau with the Minnesota Twins in 2008.

The SF Giants fired manager Bob Melvin on Monday and a search to replace him has now begun. What does this shakeup mean for the rest of the coaching staff going forward?

The SF Giants decided to fire manager Bob Melvin after two middling seasons. The team will be linked to a lot of managerial candidates, but one candidate should not get lost in the shuffle: former Giants bench coach Ron Wotus.

The SF Giants announced on Monday that they fired their manager Bob Melvin. The veteran manager spent two seasons as the skipper of the club but now finds himself ousted after a second straight mediocre season.

The San Francisco Giants need a new manager after they fired Bob Melvin the day after the 2025 season ended.

What do the SF Giants need to target in the offseason? According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, rival executives believe that San Francisco will be one of the most aggressive teams looking for pitching this winter.

The long baseball offseason is here. The days are slowly getting shorter and colder. For the SF Giants, they will need to immediately answer who will be the manager in 2026?

Future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander made his final start of the season in an SF Giants uniform. Could he return in 2026? Manager Bob Melvin told Maria Guardado of MLB.Com that he would like to see Verlander return to the Giants next season.