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The SF Giants will look to add a high-leverage reliever this offseason, but they should have one more move to make. In addition to filling that role, they will also need another left-handed reliever.

Around the Foghorn's Jeff Young argues that the San Francisco Giants must target at least two bullpen roles during the offseason. In addition to acquiring a high-leverage late-inning arm, the writer believes the club must secure a reliable situational left-handed reliever to address a glaring lack of depth.
Young notes that existing left-handed options struggled in 2026, with Sam Hentges experiencing control issues and Matt Gage dealing with an elbow injury. With Erik Miller departed and younger depth untested, the writer stresses that San Francisco cannot simply rely on internal options for next season.
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