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Only one former SF Giants played appeared for the Tampa Bay Rays this year, but the two teams now share another subtle connection. Tampa Bay's play-by-play broadcaster, Doug Waechter, is a former major league pitcher and the father of the…

The SF Giants share ties with the World Series-bound Tampa Bay Rays, primarily through Rays broadcaster Doug Waechter and former outfielder Austin Slater. Waechter, a former pitcher and current Rays broadcaster, is the father of pitcher Kaden Waechter, whom the Giants selected in the second round of the 2026 draft with a $3.2 million signing bonus.
Additionally, Slater played seven games for the Rays during the 2026 season, qualifying him for a World Series ring if Tampa Bay wins the title. The Rays' broadcast team also includes former Giants player Denard Span.
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