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The San Francisco Giants announced a small deal on Friday, as a trickle down from Monday’s roster-cutting actions. Lefty reliever Reiver Sanmartin has been traded to the Washington Nationals in exchange for Minor League reliever Robert Cranz. It’s not news…

The San Francisco Giants have traded left-handed relief pitcher Reiver Sanmartin to the Washington Nationals in exchange for Minor League right-handed reliever Robert Cranz. Sanmartin had previously been designated for assignment on Monday as part of roster cuts down to 40 players, allowing San Francisco to secure a return instead of losing him for nothing.
Cranz, a 23-year-old drafted in the seventh round in 2024 out of Oklahoma State, reached Triple-A in 2026 after pitching effectively across High-A and Double-A. Despite struggling in his brief Triple-A stint with a 13.11 ERA, Cranz features a fastball averaging 95.2 mph alongside a cutter and slider, and he is expected to provide bullpen depth for Triple-A Sacramento.
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