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Buster Posey believes the SF Giants can compete for a playoff spot next season, but is that realistic? Perhaps, the realistic bar for success is some sort of win improvement or player development, but this is a question they need…

Jeff Young discusses what should constitute a successful 2027 season for the San Francisco Giants following a 65-win campaign. While executive Buster Posey stated he believes the team can compete for a playoff spot next year, Young suggests that competing would likely require an unlikely 18-to-20-win improvement to reach the 83-to-85-win range.
The writer argues that the franchise needs to clearly define its goals, questioning whether player development should be the true benchmark rather than postseason contention. Young notes that defining success is critical because Posey is entering a potential lame-duck year alongside leaders Zack Misasian and Tony Vitello.
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