The San Francisco Giants are about to undergo an offseason full of question marks. The Giants were the second worst team in the National League in 2026, with one of the worst offenses in the sport and an awful bullpen to go with it.
To sum it all up, Buster Posey has his work cut out for him this offseason, one that could define the direction of the franchise in the near future. Will big stars be out the door? Will he spend a ton of money to try to fix the issues with the current roster? Only time will tell, but there is a lot of work to do for Posey and his staff.
This page brings together our offseason coverage, from free-agent decisions and potential targets to trades and roster moves. Check back as the Giants make changes ahead of the 2027 season.
The first decisions involve the players already on the roster. For example, the Giants need to decide whether or not to bring back J.T. Brubaker this offseason.
The issue Posey has this offseason is the fact that so much of the team is under control for the 2027 season. Still, there is work to do, and the focus should be on the pitching side of the ball. The trio of Matt Chapman, Willy Adames, and Rafael Devers should be able to bounce back offensive, and there are some young players who will step up, but the pitching, especially the bullpen, need help.
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The trade market offers another way to address the need for pitching help, especially with the questions the Giants have with their payroll going into 2027.
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The Giants have some decisions to make that pertain to the coaching staff. There should be changes, but it seems that manager Tony Vitello will be safe going into 2027.
This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/giants/onsi as Giants Offseason Content Hub: Free Agents, Needs, Targets, Trades & Decisions .
