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Earlier in the week, I went through the pure free agents coming up this offseason. Now, why didn’t I speculate about those with opt-outs and options? Well, it’s because with a potential salary cap I think maybe some of these…

Bryan Murphy analyzes potential trade targets among starting pitchers with contract options or opt-outs for the San Francisco Giants. Murphy argues that pursuing a multi-year rotation arm via trade is necessary to complement and eventually succeed Logan Webb, rather than relying strictly on short-term free agents. He examines candidates holding opt-outs, player options, club options, and mutual options across Major League Baseball.
Among the examined pitchers are Corbin Burnes, Michael King, Luis Severino, and Tatsuya Imai. Murphy notes that while Burnes remains under contract following injury struggles in Arizona, King could become a target if he exercises or bypasses contractual opt-outs. Murphy also views Imai as an intriguing candidate following his transition to Houston's bullpen, while largely dismissing single-season club options like Sandy Alcantara and Drew Rasmussen.
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