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On Friday, the SF Giants continued to purge the roster in anticipation of the looming deadline to activate all 16 players from the 60-day injured list. According to a team announcement, Andrew Knizner cleared waivers and was sent outright to…

The SF Giants have sent catcher Andrew Knizner outright to Triple-A Sacramento after he cleared waivers, clearing a spot on the 40-man roster. Knizner has the right to reject the minor league assignment and elect free agency, which is considered the expected outcome. The move reduced San Francisco's 40-man roster to 34 players.
The roster adjustment comes as the Giants must activate 16 players from the 60-day injured list, necessitating at least 10 more transactions. Knizner, who posted a .644 OPS over 80 plate appearances with the Giants, was also arbitration-eligible and projected to earn $1 million in 2027.
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