With that being said, San Francisco has quite a few players that it could trade. There are plenty of teams around the league that are trying to acquire talent and the Giants have plenty to spare.

Although he probably won't make the Opening Day roster, he could be in San Francisco by next season. The second of the Giants' prospects on the top 100 is James Tibbs III, who was ranked 88 overall.

Four San Francisco Giants Players Named Potential Trade ... The 27-year-old is looking vintage early on in 2025, so the Giants may want to keep him and let him close games out again if his play ...

SAN DIEGO, CA - MAY 4, 1995: (FILE PHOTO) Coach Bobby Bonds of the San Francisco Giants gives instructions to his players during a game against the San Diego Padres at Jack Murphy Stadium May 4 ...

No reflection of the San Francisco Giants veteran contributions so far this season would be complete without including left-handed relief pitcher Jake McGee. McGee, 34, is in his 12th big league ...

On Thursday May 29, 2025, The Athletic released their picks for a San Francisco Giants all-quarter-century team. The list, penned by Grant Brisbee, included mostly players from the Giants ...

His dedication to the team was also reciprocated, with a statue of Willie going up across from AT&T Park in 2003 and a part of the San Francisco Bay behind right field at the Giants’ stadium ...

San Francisco Giants major league quality control coach Taira Uematsu (99), from left, stands with pitchers Logan Webb (62), Robbie Ray (38) and Justin Verlander (35) during a pitching session at ...

The San Francisco Giants have been on a quest to add more star talent to their roster in recent years and looks to be paying off. CBS Sports' Dayn Perry just released the 2025 version of the top ...

Fitzgerald gets the call to rejoin San Francisco’s active roster prior to Monday’s series opener against the Diamondbacks with Casey Schmitt hitting the injured list with hand inflammation. The ...

SAN FRANCISCO — The Giants are a team still searching for an identity at the All-Star break. They are relying on their young players. Except when they aren’t. They have a deep well of pitching ...