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After a disastrous 65-win season, the SF Giants will hope for better results in 2027. Their plan to upgrade the bullpen could be a sign that this front office does not intend to rebuild or retool.

Around the Foghorn's Jeff Young argues that the San Francisco Giants' offseason plan to prioritize upgrading their bullpen signals the front office does not intend to rebuild or retool. Following a 65-win campaign, Buster Posey took accountability for the team's bullpen struggles and confirmed to NBC Sports Bay Area that the relief corps is the first area the front office plans to improve ahead of the 2027 season.
Young notes that investing significantly in bullpen upgrades is typically an approach favored by contending clubs rather than rebuilding teams. The article highlights potential free-agent targets such as Adrián Morejón, Raisel Iglesias, and David Bednar, while suggesting that front office members Buster Posey and Zack Minasian, alongside Tony Vitello, face pressure to show tangible improvement next year.
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