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MLB free agency is underway, though you wouldn’t know it by the (lack of) moves being made. It figures to be a month-long period before it goes on holiday while the owners and players bicker and negotiate and draw up…

Brady Klopfer analyzes former San Francisco Giants players entering MLB free agency based on top-50 rankings from FanGraphs and ESPN. Second baseman Luis Arráez ranks as the highest former Giant, appearing at No. 11 on FanGraphs and No. 12 on ESPN after finishing his season with the Philadelphia Phillies.
The article also tracks projected free agent contracts for pitchers Kevin Gausman, Tyler Mahle, and Matthew Boyd, alongside utility player Mauricio Dubón. Klopfer notes additional former Giants on the open market, including Robbie Ray, Steven Okert, Taylor Rogers, Joc Pederson, Jakob Junis, and Michael Conforto.
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