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It’s safe to say that the 2026 season was disastrous for the San Francisco Giants for several reasons. First-year manager Tony Vitello was under scrutiny after being hired from the University of Tennessee.Looking ahead to the 2027 season and beyond…

The San Francisco Giants have been urged to pursue free agent outfielder Trent Grisham to reinforce their outfield ahead of the 2027 season. Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter identified the Giants as a strong landing spot for the two-time Gold Glove winner, arguing his speed and defensive range fit spacious Oracle Park well after New York was eliminated from the postseason.
Grisham played the 2026 season on a one-year qualifying offer with the New York Yankees, batting .211 with 18 home runs. A reunion with New York is considered unlikely following the emergence of Spencer Jones, though Reuter noted San Francisco's past struggles with Harrison Bader could potentially give the front office pause.
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