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Monday always figured to be a big transaction day for the San Francisco Giants, and Major League Baseball as a whole. With the World Series having been five days ago, Monday was the date when teams had to reinstate their…

The San Francisco Giants have designated left-handed reliever Reiver Sanmartin for assignment to trim their roster to the 40-man limit following required 60-day injured list reinstatements. The 30-year-old reliever posted a 4.22 ERA across 24 appearances for San Francisco this past season, his first with the organization.
Sanmartin's departure followed a series of roster cuts, including eight prior player departures through waivers, outright assignments, and releases. Additionally, the Giants declined their contract option on right-handed reliever Rowan Wick, leaving him arbitration-eligible on the 40-man roster ahead of upcoming offseason deadlines.
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