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New SF Giants manager Tony Vitello has made the first hire to his coaching staff, but several familiar faces will not return.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants enter the offseason with pitching as their primary focus, but second base is also a position they could upgrade at. Maybe Tampa Bay Rays All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe would make sense.
Nick San Miguel|
SF Giants fans have taken a liking to center fielder Jung Hoo Lee. While he may be a fan favorite, the Hoo-Lee-Gans may have to get used to him at a different position at some point given his defensive struggles thus far.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants are shaking up their coaching staff after hiring Tony Vitello as their new manager. They have already lost pitching coach J.P. Martinez, but it seems they are going to retain hitting coach Pat Burrell in some capacity.
Nick San Miguel|
A former SF Giants first-round pick is now free to join any team. According to the team's transaction log, Hunter Bishop was among the minor leaguers to elect free agency.
Jeff Young|
New SF Giants manager Tony Vitello has reportedly made the first hire to his coaching staff. According to Andrew Baggarly of The Athletic, former San Diego Padres manager Jayce Tingler is set to join the Giants’ coaching staff.
Jeff Young|
The SF Giants made a minor move this week by claiming outfielder Justin Dean off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers, but that could have major implications for outfielder Luis Matos who will be on the bubble next year.
Nick San Miguel|
Former SF Giants slugger Joc Pederson had a rough 2025 campaign with the Texas Rangers, but he is still going to get a big pay day in 2026 after he exercised his player option which will earn him $18.5 million next season.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants are trying to assemble a coaching staff around their new manager Tony Vitello, but one coach will not be a holdover from the previous regime. Pitching coach J.P. Martinez has been hired by the Atlanta Braves as their bullpen coach.
Nick San Miguel|
According to new SF Giants manager Tony Vitello, Bob Melvin extended a classy gesture by reaching out to Vitello after he was officially hired as his successor.
Michael Monreal|
The SF Giants need to remake the bullpen this offseason. Could they reel in a two-time All-Star closer? According to Jon Morosi of the MLB Network, the SF Giants could be a potential landing spot for Devin Williams.
Jeff Young|
New SF Giants manager Tony Vitello is making an unprecedented jump from college ball to the majors without any pro coaching experience. Count NL Cy Young front runner Paul Skenes as among those who believe Vitello will be successful.
Jeff Young|
The latest report from an MLB insider suggests that the SF Giants are going to be active in the market for star Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai this offseason.
Michael Swinehart|
The SF Giants made some roster moves on Thursday and one of them was to claim outfielder Justin Dean off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dean's heads up play in Game 6 of the World Series may have saved LA's championship hopes.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants are going to need to add some starting pitchers before the 2026 season, and one potential target is already off the board in Toronto Blue Jays starter Shane Bieber. He decided to stay in Toronto by exercising his $16 million player option.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have officially hired Tony Vitello as the team's next manager. Now, the hard work will begin as he tries to assemble a coaching staff which Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow believes will be key for the first-time MLB manager.
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants have a need for a power-hitting outfielder, and there are two obvious upgrades in free agency. Despite this, Jim Bowden of The Athletic speculates that the Giants will not be targeting Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger this winter.
Jeff Young|
Since hiring Tony Vitello as their new manager, the SF Giants have been connected to Max Scherzer, but will he pitch in 2026? The future Hall of Famer told Jesse Rogers of ESPN that he has not thrown his last pitch.
Jeff Young|
Pitching is going to be a key area of emphasis for the SF Giants this offseason. In particular, the team's bullpen could use a serious remodel. The Giants just got two more choices to upgrade their bullpen as two prominent closers opted out of their contr
Nick San Miguel|
The SF Giants are going to try to upgrade their pitching staff this offseason, but there are still a few spots in their lineup that could use an upgrade. If the Giants want a major upgrade at second base, they could pursue Toronto Blue Jays star Bo Bichet
Nick San Miguel|
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