5 SF Giants players who will make the 2022 MLB All-Star team

The SF Giants have had a tremendous amount of team success over the past 15 years, and while that comes with three World Series titles and an MVP from Buster Posey, there hasn’t been much individual success beyond that.

5 SF Giants players who will make the 2022 MLB All-Star team

Sure, we’ve seen a few All-Star seasons, and Brandon Crawford is always a player for Gold Glove, and even won a Silver Slugger back in 2015, but beyond that, the team by the bay gets overlooked quite a lot when it comes to individual talent.

In 2022 however, after a stellar 2021 campaign, the Giants will be almost impossible to overlook, and with a fantastic rotation and a lineup full of energy, we are going to see some Giants on the biggest stages baseball has to offer.

While injuries and other things outside of players control can always happen, if healthy, these are the five SF Giants players that in 2022 should represent the team at the MLB All Star Game, unfortunately at Dodger Stadium.

1. Logan Webb

Logan Webb showed flashes of promise during his first stint at the major league level, but in 2021, he put it all together, and announced himself on the national stage with a fantastic NLDS against the rival LA Dodgers.

Webb used all four of his pitches incredibly effectively, but it was the command and use of the sinker that allowed them to all be so nasty, and after two starts in 2022, it’s hard to see him not building on what he started last year.

Not only will Webb represent San Francisco at the All-Star game, but if he can continue to build his confidence in all of his weapons, and get the run support the Giants can give him, he should also be in the Cy Young conversation come October.

5 SF Giants players who will make the 2022 MLB All-Star team

4. Camilo Doval

For years, the Giants have had a great bullpen, and it was one of the greatest strengths of the teams that won three World Series together, but those teams never had a closer with the sheer velocity and ability of young Camilo Doval.

Though he struggled early in 2021, Doval returned in September and caught fire, eventually winning the closer role going into the playoffs, and at every step, he took the challenge head on, and seemed like one of the best relievers in the game.

His 2022 campaign got off to a rough start, but has had a solid bounce back, and if he stuff can be anywhere near as good as it was in 2021, he gives this team electricity at the backend of the bullpen, and a reliable closer for the first time in a long time.

5. Brandon Belt

The Captain was once one of the most promising players in the Giants farm system, and although he never truly put together an elite level season, the Giants stuck with him at first base.

In 2021, Belt finally showed the consistent power than fans have been begging for, despite missing lengthy times due to injury, but in 2022, many believe it will be the biggest year of Belt’s career thus far.

He has certainly started that way, and if Brandon can play in 140+ games this year, he may be a dark horse for MVP, but if his form from 2021 and the beginning of this campaign are anything to go by, the Captain will certainly have a season to remember.