Imagine a worse season for the San Francisco Giants, but that's not easy. Before 2026, they weren't expected to improve much from their recent .500-plus winning percentage; however, injuries and poor player form ultimately led to their worst season since a 98-game losing streak in 2017. Two years after Buster Posey took over, the team's current situation may be even worse than the year before he took over. With the offseason approaching and the …
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Imagine a worse season for the San Francisco Giants, but that's not easy. Before 2026, they weren't expected to improve much from their recent .500-plus winning percentage; however, injuries and poor player form ultimately led to their worst season since a 98-game losing streak in 2017. Two years after Buster Posey took over, the team's current situation may be even worse than the year before he took over. With the offseason approaching and the …