3 SF Giants players who aren't as safe as they think ahead of MLB trade deadline

The SF Giants have a record of 53-55 heading into tomorrow's 3pm PST trade deadline. It is not clear whether they will buy, sell, or stand pat. If they do sell, these 3 players are not as safe as they think and could be dealt by tomorrow afternoon.

3 SF Giants players who aren't as safe as they think ahead of MLB trade deadline

The Giants just swept the Colorado Rockies to give themselves a bit of momentum. They currently sit at 53-55 and are within a couple games of the final Wild Card spot for the playoffs. It does not feel like they are going to sell, although some believe they will.

However, the front office may view the situation differently. They may not view the 4-game sweep of the Rockies as all that impressive because the Rockies are one of the worst teams in baseball. They may feel that this team simply does not have enough pieces to make the postseason and may be compelled to sell.

In that event, there are some obvious names who could be on the way out like Blake Snell. But if the team opts for a more comprehensive sale, then there are several players who may feel like there is no chance they get traded who may be on the way out the door.

Let's take a look at these three players:

1. SP Logan Webb

Logan Webb has been the ace of the starting rotation for several years now. He just made his first All-Star Game this year and is having another solid season even though he has had some struggles recently.

Webb has good reason to feel safe because he has been so consistent for the team, is a leader on the team, and is under contract for several more years.

However, the Giants may reason that with the emergence of young pitchers like Kyle Harrison and Hayden Birdsong, they can afford to let Webb go. Given his consistency and the fact that a team would be getting him for several years, the Giants could probably get some decent prospects back for him.

Of course, trading Webb would send a signal to the clubhouse and the fanbase that the front office does not believe in the team and would be pretty awful for team chemistry and fan morale. That is why it is an unlikely move, but it is not impossible that Webb gets dealt.