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As the SF Giants look to add pitching this offseason, one option could be former Guardians pitcher Carlos Hernández.

Around the Foghorn's Michael Swinehart argues that free agent pitcher Carlos Hernández could serve as an inexpensive reclamation project for the San Francisco Giants this offseason. With San Francisco needing to add multiple arms capable of starting or pitching in relief, Swinehart suggests the 29-year-old right-hander would provide low-cost pitching depth.
While Hernández struggled with a 6.22 ERA across three teams between 2025 and 2026, he still features a fastball averaging 98.4 mph alongside a splitter, slider, and knuckle-curve. Swinehart notes that Hernández's high fly-ball tendencies could fit well at Oracle Park as the front office addresses roster depth.
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