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On Tuesday, the SF Giants held their post-mortem press conference to discuss what went wrong in 2026. In it, Tony Vitello was asked about whether he believes that he has control of the clubhouse, and the most troubling part was…
Around the Foghorn argues that San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello gave a troubling response during the team's end-of-season press conference on Tuesday. When asked directly if he maintains control of the clubhouse after a nearly 100-loss campaign, Vitello reportedly avoided a direct answer, referring to himself as a "teammate" and referencing the film Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
Writer Jeff Young suggests that leadership figures including Buster Posey, Zack Minasian, and Vitello failed to inspire confidence for the upcoming offseason. The piece highlights external criticisms that Vitello was overly deferential to veterans, citing his management of infielder Willy Adames playing through injuries as an example.
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