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The San Francisco Giants have finally made some impactful signings during MLB Free Agency!

Today we're breaking down the Giants signing of starting pitcher Adrian Houser and why his history and advanced metrics fit San Francisco's offseason strategy to a tee.

Plus, who analyze the Giants' latest bullpen addition of Jason Foley, including his injury history and why his closing experience could offer a mid-season boost to SFG, and how the return of former top prospect Gregory Santos could be Posey's secret weapon move.

The San Francisco Giants are all over the trade market during the MLB free agency period.

Today we're breaking down potential deals for St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Brendan Donovan and Milwaukee Brewers ace Freddy Peralta, including what it would cost to get a deal done and if each players makes sense for the Giants.

Plus, are the Giants wrong to take a complacent approach during the Winter Meetings and trying to make sense of a potential blockbuster deal involving Ketel Marte.

The San Francisco Giants are at the center of the MLB Winter Meetings chaos. Former top prospect Marco Luciano was claimed by the Pirates, the Giants are showing real interest in Zach Gallen, and the trade market is shifting fast after the Twins pulled Byron Buxton, Joe Ryan and Pablo López off the table.

We break down the Giants’ fit for Gallen, what a contract could look like, and where San Francisco may pivot next — from Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera to Mitch Keller, José Berríos, Kris Bubic, and even potential blockbusters for MacKenzie Gore or CJ Abrams.

Plus:
• Ron Washington joins as infield coach (big for Devers, Eldridge, Schmidt, Fitzgerald)
• Jesse Chavez becomes bullpen coach
• Giants show interest in Harrison Bader
• Scott Boras delivers a pun-filled update on Cody Bellinger
• SF has spoken with Framber Valdez

All the biggest Giants rumors and moves — fast, fresh, and loaded with possibilities.

Today we're trying to make sense of the San Francisco Giants refusal to sign Japanese star Tatsuya Imai and other big name starting pitcher free agents.

Plus, why Bryce Eldridge might make some sense, especially if the reports of the Giants interest in Phillies' slugger Kyle Schwarber is true.

It's going to be a fun one so grab a drink, maybe a snack, and try to not get to upset in the next 45 minutes!

Today we're diving into the latest San Francisco Giants free agency news including their interest in New York Yankees closer Devin Williams and the potential of targeting Athletics' JJ Bleday in the offseason.

Plus, why Giants' manager Tony Vitello just gets it, the team's length failure at drafting in the first round after Will Bednar and Reggie Crawford fail to make the 40-man roster.

The San Francisco Giants are looking to sign a closer according to The Athletic's Jim Bowden. Today we try to decipher which bullpen arm the Giants should target in free agency and which arms to avoid this offseason. Plus, we also question the SF Giants' new manager Tony Vitello's coaching philosophy.

Today we're reacting to the MLB GM Meetings and what San Francisco Giants President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey said about the future of the team. Plus, we discuss the Luis Matos trade rumors, the futures of Heliot Ramos and Jung Hoo-Lee, and the Giants place on the starting pitcher market.

Today we're reacting to the Los Angeles Dodger spending spree if it's good or bad for baseball. Plus, is the door open for the San Francisco Giants to sign Pete Alonso and the latest rumors connecting free agent outfielder Randal Grichuk to the Orange and Black.

We're reacting to the San Francisco Giants signing four international prospects including Josuar de Jesus Gonzalez, widely considered the No. 2 prospect in international pool. Also, Buster Posey shares his thought on his first MLB offseason and if the team will add any more free agents. Plus, the Giants are out on Japanese sensation Roki Sasaki and the what is Susan Slusser hearing about the free agent market.

We're reacting to the San Francisco Giants signing right handed starting pitcher and future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander to a one-year, $15 million deal including why fans are debating if the deal is good or bad. Plus, can Verlander have a Randy Johnson type impact on the 2025 pitching staff? Also, what does Jim Bowden have to say about the Giants' free agency ventures.