The San Francisco Giants reportedly are making Mike Yastrzemski and LaMonte Wade Jr. available in trades this offseason.
The San Francisco Giants have put two of their longest-tenured players on the trade block.Outfielder Mike Yastrzemski and ...
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MLB Insider Reveals Two Giants Star Hitters On Offseason Trade BlockSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 28: LaMonte Wade Jr #31 of the San Francisco Giants high fives teammate Mike ...
The potential payroll reduction comes on the heels of a season where the team saw an attendance increase but also a revenue ...
In order to find room to spend this winter, San Francisco plans to explore trades involving some arbitration-eligible players ...
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San Francisco Giants Linked to Another Slugging Outfielder in Free AgencyThe switch-hitters' defense leaves a lot to be desired in right field, but he is not unplayable. It's no secret that Mike ...
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Report: Giants expected to reduce payroll for 2025 season"The Giants’ adjusted payroll, which accounts for salary that is earned in a given year but not necessarily paid out, is ...
The San Francisco Giants and new president of baseball operations Buster Posey may not be some of the biggest spenders in ...
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Giants expected to scale back payrollMLBTR contributor Matt Swartz projects their four-man arbitration class of Mike Yastrzemski, LaMonte Wade, Tyler Rogers and ...
Buster Posey and the new-look San Francisco Giants’ brass seem open to going after premier free agents. The question now is: Can Posey’s influence transform the Giants from perennial runners up for ...
The SF Giants began this offseason with four arbitration-eligible players to consider this winter. They may add one more to ...
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