Giants Struggling Without a Closer: Blown Saves Haunting Season
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Giants Struggling Without a Closer: Blown Saves Haunting Season
The San Francisco Giants are struggling without a reliable closer, an issue magnified by an offseason that saw minimal roster improvements. Following a disappointing 2025 season, the front office failed to bolster the bullpen adequately despite clear needs. The result has been a lack of game closers, evidenced by Ryan Walker's poor performance leading to his demotion. As of June 4, the Giants had seven blown saves compared to only ten actual sav…
The Giants Don’t Have a Closer and They’re Paying For It
After an up-and-down 2025 that resulted in them just missing the playoffs, the holes that the San Francisco Giants needed to fill were clear heading into the offseason. Sure, some extra offense would have been nice, but the front office seemed fairly content with the core of Rafael Devers, Willy Adames, and Matt Chapman leading the way. The pitching, on the other hand, was a much bigger question mark. The rotation was full of uncertainty behind …
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