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The SF Giants announced their non-roster invites to spring training, and these three pitchers have a great chance to earn a spot in the bullpen.
Nick San Miguel|
On Wednesday, the SF Giants published its list of non-roster invitees to spring training. Included on that list was news that the club had made a surprise addition by adding veteran pitcher Michael Fulmer on a minor league deal.
Jeff Young|
On Tuesday, the Hall of Fame announced its cap selections for the Class of 2026. Not surprisingly, Jeff Kent’s plaque will have an SF Giants cap.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants will not end up with versatile infielder Brendan Donovan, as he was shipped to the Seattle Mariners in a three-team deal. What kind of trade package could the Giants have put together to sway the St. Louis Cardinals to make a move?
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants have added contact-first hitter Luis Arraez which is a boost to the lineup. Now, they have to figure out where to put him in the batting order.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants know they are getting a strong defender in outfielder Harrison Bader, but they are getting so much more than that with the energy he brings.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants seem to be done making big moves, but two free agent pitchers are right there for the taking if they want them to boost the rotation.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have reportedly added three-time batting champion Luis Arráez on a one-year deal. He remains one of the best hitters in the game, but his numbers have declined over the past couple of seasons. Making better swing decisions will be a key.
Jeff Young|
SF Giants legend Barry Bonds hit 762 home runs in his 22-year career, and he had plenty of multi-homer games as well. Hall of Famer Chipper Jones shared a story about how Bonds predicted he would hit two home runs in a game, and then rubbed it in.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants have not been afraid to rush Bryce Eldridge through the minors which has led senior baseball writer Keith Law to call their approach "baffling."
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants likely will not be able to reunite with Dominic Smith after the addition of Luis Arraez as there is really not space for Smith any longer.
Nick San Miguel|
With four SF Giants players committed to playing in the World Baseball Classic, the event could help spur a good season for San Francisco.
Will Raymond|
The SF Giants have still yet to formally announce their coaching staff which is fairly absurd at this point in the offseason after hiring Tony Vitello.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants signed Luis Arráez to add a contact bat to the lineup, but in so doing they have saddled themselves defensively with a poor second baseman.
Michael Swinehart|
The SF Giants put up a 78 wRC+ against left-handed pitching in 2025. That was a critical roster flaw that has not necessarily been addressed with the signing of Harrison Bader and the reported addition of Luis Arráez.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants have signed Luis Arraez to be their second baseman which means they now have to seriously think about trading away infielder Casey Schmitt.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants trade with the Boston Red Sox for Rafael Devers looks even better after they traded Jordan Hicks to the Chicago White Sox in a salary dump move.
Nick San Miguel|
In signing Luis Arraez to be their everyday second baseman, the SF Giants have given themselves insurance for top prospect Bryce Eldridge if he isn't ready.
Nick San Miguel|
Mike Petriello of MLB.Com put together a list of the top-10 defenders in baseball. It is no surprise to see SF Giants backstop Patrick Bailey on the list, but Petriello gave him the nod as the top defender in baseball.
Jeff Young|
On Saturday night, the SF Giants reportedly agreed to a one-year deal with three-time batting champion Luis Arráez. Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Giants intend to play the veteran infielder at second base.
Jeff Young|
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