Rafael Devers rebounded from a brutal April (.207/.248/.289) to become one of baseball's best second-half hitters. He hit .342/.457/1.000 with seven homers in 10 September games before a core injury ended his season. Doubters: silenced. 🔥
Four ex-Giants (or current, in one case) could earn 2026 World Series rings with the Brewers or Rays. Kyle Harrison, the only one on a playoff roster so far, had a 1.57 ERA through 11 starts before fading and moving to Milwaukee's bullpen. 💍
Tony Vitello's rocky debut season with the SF Giants draws parallels to former 49ers coach Jim Tomsula. Despite a challenging 2026, Vitello gets a second chance, unlike Tomsula, as Buster Posey opts for continuity over quick changes.
The SF Giants are reportedly operating with a smaller analytics department, having only 21 members compared to the league average of 29. This could impact their competitive edge as teams like the Brewers and Rays, known for their larger analytics teams, advance with innovative strategies.
The San Francisco Giants are reportedly interested in trading for Cleveland's Steven Kwan this offseason. However, with Kwan entering his final arbitration year and stiff competition from teams like the Padres and Cubs, the move remains speculative. 🧐
The SF Giants are eyeing potential pitching coach upgrades. While no staff changes have occurred yet, candidates like Brad Goldberg from the Guardians and former Giants coach J.P. Martinez, now with the Braves, are suggested targets.
Duncan Davitt, a waiver claim from the Braves, struggled for the Giants in 2026 with a 9.00 ERA over four appearances. Despite his on-field challenges, Davitt's unique side hustle as a high school sports reporter adds an intriguing twist to his profile.
Giants' 2026 season wasn't just forgettable in wins (only 65) but also costly. With a luxury tax payroll estimated at $224M, they spent more per win than 24 other MLB teams, highlighting a disconnect between spending and success. 💸
Christian Koss's future with the SF Giants looks uncertain after a disappointing 2026 season. Injuries gave him a chance to shine, but his performance fizzled. With Marcelo Mayer showing potential, Koss's roster spot is far from guaranteed.
Bo Davidson made a splash in his 2026 SF Giants debut, finishing the season with hits in all six MLB games. After hitting 29 minor-league homers, he looks poised to remain on the Giants' 40-man roster. 🔥
The SF Giants are eyeing Twins ace Joe Ryan for a potential rotation boost. With Ryan entering his final contract year, a trade could happen, but it'd be pricey—think top prospects or MLB-ready talent. Giants fans, brace for speculation! ⚾️
10/19/2002: In his first World Series at-bat, Barry Bonds announced his presence in the Fall Classic with this solo homer.
Logan Webb's sinker was the standout pitch for the Giants in 2026, posting a 12 Run Value. Keaton Winn's sinker excelled in efficiency with a 4.3 Run Value per 100 pitches, while Carson Seymour's slider showed top Stuff+ metrics at 120. 🔥
Despite a tough year, the SF Giants' pitching staff excelled in limiting home runs, boasting a 1.01 HR/9 rate, fourth-best in MLB. Their knack for inducing ground balls (45.8%) and preventing pulled air balls played a key role in keeping scores down. 🔥
Jonah Cox raced from Double-A to the Giants in 2026, showcasing speed and defensive prowess. Acquired in the Ross Stripling trade, Cox surprised many by earning a major-league call-up mid-season, bypassing Triple-A entirely. 🚀
SF Giants rookie Bo Davidson's fiery Instagram post is sparking excitement for 2027. His bold message sets a confident tone, hinting at a culture shift led by young talents. Davidson's swagger might just be the spark the Giants need. 🔥
Jesús Rodríguez made his SF Giants debut in 2026, impressing with his bat while playing multiple positions. However, his defensive struggles, especially as a catcher, leave his role in 2027 uncertain. The Giants value his versatility but need defensive reliability.
Bryce Eldridge's rookie season with the SF Giants was a power-packed surprise. He slashed .269/.364/.461 and managed to lower his strikeout rate to 26.6% compared to 29.9% in Triple-A. His improved discipline and contact skills stood out. ⚾
Miguel Mendez, a Trade Deadline acquisition for the Giants, brought his signature heat in the Arizona Fall League, facing his former Padres teammates. His fastballs reached up to 98.2 mph, showcasing his potential impact for San Francisco. 🔥
Matt Chapman's rough 2026 for the Giants, marred by injuries and poor performance, raises concerns about a potential decline at age 33. With his defense still strong, a batting rebound in 2027 is crucial for San Francisco's plans. ⚾️
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