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The 2026 international free agency period opens up in a couple days. The SF Giants have one of the lowest bonus pools at $5.4 million and have long been connected to top middle infield prospect Luis Hernández. Might they need to swing a deal to welcome th
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The SF Giants are not doing much to add to the roster right now. Part of that may have to do with the fact the team already has three players locked up long-term on contracts that certainly have the potential to age very poorly.
Nick San Miguel|
There have not been a lot of big splashes this offseason so far for most MLB teams and that includes the SF Giants. A potential lockout after the 2026 season may be part of the reason why, but the Giants' TV deal may also have something to do with it.
Nick San Miguel|
The MLB offseason has been fairly quiet for most teams, but with Alex Bregman signing with the Chicago Cubs maybe some more dominos will fall. The New York Yankees and Cody Bellinger are reportedly at an impasse which could open the door for the SF Giants
Nick San Miguel|
While it has been a relatively quiet offseason for the SF Giants, a pair of NL West opponents connected for a trade over the weekend. The Arizona Diamondbacks shipped speedy outfielder Jake McCarthy to the Colorado Rockies in exchange for Josh Grosz.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants completed a minor signing earlier in the offseason. Power-hitting outfield prospect Victor Bericoto has reunited with the Giants on a minor league deal.
Jeff Young|
SF Giants legend Hunter Pence is going to be on the Hall of Fame ballot in 2026. While he is a Hall of Famer in the hearts of Giants fans, is there any sort of legitimate case to make for him to be in the Hall of Fame? Not really, but let's do it anyway.
Nick San Miguel|
Coming into the 2025 season, the SF Giants were content to start the year with Tyler Fitzgerald as their second baseman. He ended up finish the year in the minors, but maybe he can have a rebound in the 2026 season.
Nick San Miguel|
SF Giants workhorse Logan Webb has led the NL in innings pitched in each of the past three seasons. Not only that, but he has completed more innings than any pitcher this decade.
Jeff Young|
Young SF Giants starting pitcher Landen Roupp had a promising year in 2025. For the rotation to be successful next season, the Giants will need him to take another step forward.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants have added some competition for backup catcher. According to Jon Morosi of The MLB Network, former Detroit Tigers and Milwaukee Brewers backstop Eric Haase has joined San Francisco on a minor league deal.
Jeff Young|
Coming into the offseason, the SF Giants seemed to have a gaping hole in right field just waiting to be filled. Now, it seems like the team's plan is becoming clearer which may not be much of a plan at all.
Nick San Miguel|
It has been a remarkably quiet offseason for the SF Giants so far. It is hard to make the case that the team has gotten better which is why new manager Tony Vitello has to be praying that the Giants make at least a few more moves.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have brought in a more experienced veteran to compete with Rule 5 prospect Daniel Susac in Spring Training. Eric Haase, a 33-year-old backstop who brings major league experience over the span of eight seasons, signed a minor league contract.
Michael Swinehart|
If the season started today, Ryan Walker or Joel Peguero would likely be closing out games for the SF Giants. They not only do not have a solution at closer, but they are light in leverage arms as well.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants recently lost outfielder Wade Meckler to the Los Angeles Angels on a waiver claim. While Meckler never quite came into his own with the Giants, former president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi deserves the blame for losing Meckler.
Nick San Miguel|
While 2025 was most likely the last year in a SF Giants uniform for Wilmer Flores, at least as a player, it sounds like the fan favorite has no plans on retiring. The 13-year veteran said he still has a lot to give so maybe a team will take a chance on hi
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have cornered the market on ground ball pitchers, but that is not the only trait they seemingly covet with pitchers. Nearly all of their pitching additions this offseason have also demonstrated above-average extension.
Jeff Young|
The Baltimore Orioles have claimed former SF Giants top prospect Marco Luciano off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Now, Luciano will see if he can have success in orange and black of a different variety on the east coast.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants were connected to Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai this offseason, but it seems the Giants were never really all that involved in the pitcher's market as he signed with the Houston Astros on a relatively modest deal.
Nick San Miguel|
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