US EditionFive targets for SF Giants before the MLB trade deadline
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 18 – The Giants target five players to address bullpen depth and improve an offense ranked last in batting average, holding a 52-45 record entering the season's second half.
- The San Francisco Giants are preparing for the MLB trade deadline as the team works to improve its position before the deadline.
- The Giants rank 27th in OPS at.650 since June 17, indicating offensive struggles in their first base tandem.
- García has hit 135 home runs over five seasons, providing some power despite recent performance issues.
- Ferguson has performed well for the Pirates, and Quintana has a 3.28 ERA for Milwaukee, making both potential trade targets.
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Giants Urged to Trade For Former Top Prospect With Incredible Raw Talent
This is one of the boldest San Francisco Giants trade ideas yet. Friday July 18, 2025, on the radio show “The Morning Roast” with hosts Joe Spadoni and Joe Shasky, which airs on 95.7 The Game from 6am-10am PT, Shasky suggested the Giants make a trade for Pittsburgh Pirates star Oneil Cruz. "I'd be all over Oneil Cruz — they need some pizzazz. He needs a total change of scenery. He's been bad this year, but I am intoxicated with physical traits…
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Five targets for SF Giants before the MLB trade deadline
On Father’s Day, the Giants shocked the baseball world by acquiring Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox. As the July 31 deadline approaches, there are still moves for San Francisco to make. San Francisco enters the second half with a 52-45 record and a roster in need of reinforcements. The offense has been below average even with Devers, who has gotten off to a slow start. The bullpen currently lacks a leverage lefty with Erik Miller on the in…
Giants GM Defends Rafael Devers Amid Ex-Red Sox's Slow Start
The Boston Red Sox and former franchise cornerstone Rafael Devers have each gone in very different directions since the shocking June 15 trade that sent the three-time All-Star to the San Francisco Giants. While the Red Sox rode a 10-game winning streak into the All-Star break, the same cannot be said of Devers, who has largely struggled since making his highly anticipated Giants debut last month. To make matters worse, Devers went through a 0-1…
Time to go, part two
PHOTO: EAKIN HOWARD Buster Posey told us it was “time to go” back on June 4 and the Giants said “aye aye captain” and tore off seven wins in a row. To reward his crew, Posey gifted the clubhouse with Rafael Devers in a trade on June 16. It seemed that no one felt it was “time to go” more than Posey himself, who made the sort of brassy move that has been missing around these parts for years. The Devers Giants rewarded Posey with an 11-14 stretch …
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