The San Francisco Giants must stick with Casey Schmitt over a risky trade.

The San Francisco Giants find themselves in a major roster crunch, having to remove at-least 10 players from the roster by tomorrow's deadline to cut down to 40 players.

If the San Francisco Giants could trade one player over the offseason, it would greatly help settle a trio of positional uncertainties.

On "Giants Talk," Alex Pavlovic and Cole Kuiper discuss what to make of how Casey Schmitt and Matt Chapman performed during the 2026 MLB season.Giants Talk: Grading third basemen Casey Schmitt, Matt Chapman's 2026 seasons originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

“Giants Talk” hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic predict who will take the second base job next season in San Francisco.Giants Talk: Why Marcelo Mayer, Casey Schmitt are frontrunners for second base originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

“Giants Talk” hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic present the good and the bad from second base this season. Plus, the guys take a look at the MLB playoffs.Giants Talk: What to expect from San Francisco at second base position in 2027 originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

Casey Schmitt's breakout gives the Giants a trade opportunity. Why turning his value into controllable pitching could improve their 2027 roster.

Despite a dismal 97-loss season, Casey Schmitt’s breakout power and defensive versatility provided a rare bright spot and made him a potential cornerstone of the San Francisco Giants.

Very little went according to plan for the San Francisco Giants this year, but there are still some things to take from this season.