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2026 stats: .230/ .289/ .424, .713 OPS, 108 wRC+, 0.4 fWAR (121 G, 505 PA), -17 OAA So begins the individualized account of the 2026 Giants. The atomization of failure. The Bummer Parade. The team failed because many of its…

Steven Kennedy analyzes San Francisco Giants shortstop Willy Adames following a difficult 2026 campaign that marked the lowest fWAR of his career at 0.4. Kennedy argues that Adames struggled heavily on both sides of the ball, contributing to the team's overall losing season while battling recurring back issues before an elbow strain shut him down early.
Defensively, Adames logged minus-17 Outs Above Average and committed 18 errors across 121 games. Kennedy notes that despite the shortstop's sharp decline and increasing salary, Buster Posey reportedly maintains confidence in Adames, though the writer argues the Giants must have limited patience heading into 2027.
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