Giants Hire Tennessee's Tony Vitello as First MLB Manager Jump from College Baseball
Buster Posey has made an unprecedented move by hiring Tennessee's Tony Vitello to manage the Giants, signaling a significant change in their management approach.
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SF Giants face managerial shakeup amid Posey's influence and coaching rumors
Kawakami discusses how Buster Posey's limited remaining time in baseball has impacted Bob Melvin's management of the San Francisco Giants.
sports5 months ago
Giants Face Critical Decisions Amidst Season Slump and Future Uncertainty
The article discusses the struggles of the Giants and the difficult decisions they face regarding Buster Posey, highlighting a period of decline for the team.
Giants Land 13th Pick as Nats Win MLB Draft Lottery
The San Francisco Giants dropped from the 11th to the 13th pick in the MLB Draft Lottery, as the St. Louis Cardinals and Seattle Mariners moved into the top six picks. The Washington Nationals secured the first pick, followed by the Los Angeles Angels and Mariners. The Giants have previously drafted notable players at the 13th spot, but this year, under Buster Posey's leadership, they did not advance in the lottery.
Giants Secure Willy Adames with $182M Deal, Outpace Braves and Red Sox
The San Francisco Giants have signed free-agent shortstop Willy Adames to a seven-year, $182 million contract, marking a significant move by Buster Posey in his role as the club's president of baseball operations. This deal surpasses Posey's own record contract with the Giants and signals the team's aggressive approach to strengthening their roster. Adames, known for his leadership and defensive skills, joins third baseman Matt Chapman as part of the Giants' strategy to enhance their infield. The signing reflects Posey's commitment to addressing team needs and competing in the National League West.
sports1 year ago
Giants Secure Adames with $182M Deal, Eye Sasaki Next
The San Francisco Giants have made a significant move by signing Willy Adames to a $182 million contract, signaling a new era of confidence for the team under the influence of Buster Posey.
Giants Secure Willy Adames with $182M Deal
The San Francisco Giants have signed shortstop Willy Adames to a seven-year, $182 million contract, marking a significant move under Buster Posey's leadership in the front office. This signing addresses a major need for the Giants and signals a shift towards more traditional management strategies. Adames, known for his consistent performance and leadership qualities, fills a gap left by previous failed attempts to secure top free agents like Carlos Correa. The deal is seen as a strategic success, positioning the Giants to better compete with rivals like the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Willy Adames Signs Record $182M Deal with Giants
The San Francisco Giants have signed shortstop Willy Adames to a seven-year, $182 million contract, marking the largest deal in franchise history. This move, pending a physical, is the first major decision by Buster Posey since becoming the president of baseball operations. Adames, who previously played for the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, has been a top slugger at his position, hitting at least 25 home runs in each of the last four years. This signing comes after the Giants' failed attempt to secure Carlos Correa in 2022.
Giants and Red Sox Eye Big Moves in MLB Offseason
The San Francisco Giants are facing key offseason decisions, including attempting to sign Juan Soto to signal competitiveness, acquiring a starting pitcher like Blake Snell or trading for Sonny Gray, and adding two RBI bats such as Josh Naylor and Tyler O'Neill. However, predictions suggest the Giants might instead pursue Paul Goldschmidt, Ha-Seong Kim, and ignore Soto, reflecting a more conservative approach.
Giants Eye Dodgers' World Series Star in $100M Free Agency Move
The San Francisco Giants are expected to be active in MLB free agency, with new leadership under Buster Posey aiming to strengthen the team. While they are contenders for signing Juan Soto, it's more likely they will pursue other big names, such as pitcher Jack Flaherty. DeadSpin projects the Giants could sign Flaherty to a four-year, $100 million deal, enhancing their rotation, especially if they lose Blake Snell. The Giants are also looking to boost their offensive lineup to improve their chances of contention.
Giants Eye Juan Soto as Offseason Strategy Takes Shape
The San Francisco Giants are at a crossroads as they decide whether to aggressively pursue top free agent Juan Soto, potentially offering a contract exceeding $500 million. With new president of baseball operations Buster Posey at the helm, the Giants must determine if they are willing to outbid competitors like the Yankees and Mets. The decision is crucial as it will impact their ability to address other roster needs and avoid repeating past offseason disappointments.
Giants Draft FSU's James Tibbs III 13th Overall
James Tibbs III, the San Francisco Giants' top 2024 MLB Draft pick, is eager to follow in the footsteps of fellow Florida State alum and franchise icon Buster Posey. Tibbs, who was drafted No. 13 overall, cherishes the opportunity to emulate Posey's journey from Florida State to the Giants. He expressed gratitude for the support of friends and family during his draft moment and is focused on his path to the big leagues after a stellar collegiate season.
San Francisco Giants' Reputation and Financial Risks: Challenges in Attracting Top Talent
Former San Francisco Giants legend and co-owner, Buster Posey, suggests that the city's reputation is hindering the team's ability to attract top talent. Posey believes that San Francisco's struggles with crime and drugs have created a negative perception, making players and their families hesitant to join the team. Despite the Giants' efforts to sign Shohei Ohtani, he ultimately chose to join the Los Angeles Dodgers. Posey acknowledges that while Ohtani did not express concerns about San Francisco himself, there were reservations within his camp. Giants President Farhan Zaidi stated that the team met all of Ohtani's financial requests, but ultimately, it came down to the player's choice. Posey does not believe the team could have done more to bring Ohtani onboard.
"SF Giants' Buster Posey Blames Drug and Crime Issues for Losing Shohei Ohtani to Dodgers"
Former San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey suggested that the city's drug crisis and crime have hindered the team's ability to attract top free agents like Shohei Ohtani. Posey, a member of the Giants' ownership group, stated that there is an uneasiness with the state of the city, affecting the perception of potential players. However, some question the validity of these concerns, as many star athletes can afford to live in the Bay Area's wealthy suburbs. Giants CEO and president Larry Baer has been working to combat this perception and boost the city's image.
Shohei Ohtani's Decision: Crime and Drugs in SF Impact Giants' Pursuit
San Francisco Giants legend Buster Posey revealed that the perception of crime and drugs in San Francisco is affecting the team's ability to attract star free agents, including Shohei Ohtani. While Ohtani did not directly raise these concerns, members of his camp expressed reservations about the state of the city. Giants president of baseball operations, Farhan Zaidi, acknowledged the issues with how players perceive San Francisco. Despite this, the Giants recently signed Korean star Jung Hoo Lee to a significant contract. However, the perception of disorder in the city may give an advantage to other cities in the pursuit of elite free agents.