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The SF Giants need a closer, but do not expect them to make a run at one of the top names available in free agency. These mid-tier options are more realistic.

Around the Foghorn argues that the San Francisco Giants are unlikely to sign premium free-agent closers like David Bednar or Adrian Morejon due to high costs and qualifying offer penalties. With Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey prioritizing the closer position this offseason, writer Nick San Miguel suggests the team will focus on more realistic, mid-tier targets.
The article outlines five potential free agents for San Francisco: Raisel Iglesias, Kenley Jansen, Emilio Pagan, Pete Fairbanks, and Carlos Estevez. San Miguel projects that veteran options like Iglesias or Jansen on short-term deals offer practical solutions without requiring draft compensation.
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