The San Francisco Giants are heading into a big offseason, as the franchise is looking to improve drastically with new leadership. This winter, the number one goal for the Giants will be to try and lure a star to the Bay Area.
It's interesting because while the San Francisco Giants haven't necessarily hit on a big-name free agent over the past few offseasons, they've still done well for themselves.
The San Francisco Giants are undergoing a major change in the front office changes, but still have a lot to look forward to in their future. They extended Matt Chapman to be the everyday third baseman, and look to get full seasons of both Jung Hoo Lee and Heliot Ramos in 2025.
The San Francisco Giants made a wise decision by making Buster Posey their new President of Baseball Operations. Posey has been around this organization for a very long time and has all the tools to help this team succeed moving forward.
Every season, the San Francisco Giants give out their most prestigious award, the Willie Mac Award. "The Willie McCovey Award is an annual honor bestowed upon the most inspirational player on the team, as voted upon by Giants players, coaches, training staff, clubhouse staff and the fans," the definition of the award.
The 2024 MLB regular season was a disappointing one overall for the San Francisco Giants. They are missing the postseason for the third straight year and the seventh time out of the last eight; their only appearance was in 2021 when they won 107 games.
With a new regime in place, the San Francisco Giants went out and made a few splash moves before the 2024 season. As a team that has been defined by missing out on free agent after free agent, they made some big splash moves, grabbing Jung Hoo Lee, Matt Chapman, Blake Snell and Jorge Soler.
The San Francisco Giants beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-3 on Monday night as part of a limited schedule around Major League Baseball. The win moves the Giants to 78-79 on the season and gives them an opportunity to finish above .500 despite what has been a generally disappointing year.
Matt Chapman hit San Francisco's first inside-the-park homer in seven-plus years and Michael Conforto and Casey Schmitt hit conventional homers to help the San Francisco Giants record a 6-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday night at Phoenix.
Nothing has fired up the Giants - and Matt Chapman - like the chance to make playoff-bound teams miserable. The 2024 San Francisco Giants are getting hot at just the wrong time.
Notoriously, it has been a struggle for the San Francisco Giants to recruit free agents to the team. That is a trend they began to buck in the offseason leading into the 2024 regular season.
San Francisco Giants legend Buster Posey has played a big role in the organization since he decided to hang it up. Now a minority owner, the hope and expectation is for Posey to continue to do so.
LaMonte Wade Jr. and Matt Chapman each belted a pair of solo homers and Mike Yastrzemski also went deep, lifting the visiting San Francisco Giants to a 9-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Saturday.
The San Francisco Giants activated standout third baseman Matt Chapman from the paternity list prior to Saturday's road game against the Kansas City Royals.
About two weeks ago, in the late hours of Sept. 4, it was announced that the Giants and third baseman Matt Chapman agreed to a six-year, $151M extension to keep him from opting out of his contract and returning to free agency.
The Giants’ six-year, $151M extension for Chapman marked a departure from the organization’s reluctance to commit to players on long-term deals under president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi.
The Giants legend is getting more heavily involved in organizational business, apparently at the expense of team president Farhan Zaidi.
Matt Chapman signs a long-term extension with the San Francisco Giants for six years, $151 million. He has been a crucial piece to the Giants. Farhan Zaidi has finally decided to hand out a long-term deal.
The San Francisco Giants made a huge deal late Wednesday night by agreeing to a six-year, $151 million contract extension with third baseman Matt Chapman.
Matt Chapman grew up in California. He played college ball in California. He spent the first eight years of his professional career in the Oakland Athletics organization.
The San Francisco Giants locked up third baseman Matt Chapman on Wednesday night. Chapman and the Giants agreed to a six-year, $151 million contract extension that will keep the four-time Gold Glove winner in the Bay Area through the 2030 season.
The San Francisco Giants and third baseman Matt Chapman have agreed to a six-year, $151M contract extension, giving the team a rare win in another lost season.
The Giants made a major splash overnight, announcing a significant contract extension.
Matt Chapman, who is putting up solid numbers in his first season with the Giants, will be staying in San Francisco long term. The third baseman agreed to a six-year, $151 million contract extension with the team on Wednesday.
Matt Chapman signed a three-year, $54 million contract with the San Francisco Giants just last offseason, but he could find himself on the open market again in just a few months.
Given the manner in which his season has played out, it’s not all that surprising to hear the Giants have interest in keeping him around.
San Francisco Giants third baseman Matt Chapman has four Gold Glove Awards in his trophy cabinet for a reason.
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