The Giants find themselves in a precarious situation. Blake Snell has long since signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Japanese star Roki Sasaki could very realistically join the San Diego Padres. Nearly every impact free-agent starter has signed.

The Giants find themselves in a precarious situation. Blake Snell has long since signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Japanese star Roki Sasaki could very realistically join the San Diego Padres. Nearly every impact free-agent starter has signed.

The New York Mets have had a successful offseason by adding Juan Soto and bringing back Sean Manaea. According to Susan Slusser of The San Francisco Chronicle, the Giants are interested in signing Alonso away from the Mets.

The San Francisco Giants have seen a lot of shakeup this offseason, but one spot that remains largely the same is the outfield. As a group, the Giants outfield combined for a 101 wRC+, which puts them pretty much at league average. There haven't been any additions and the only real loss was Michael Conforto, who was playing at a solid level. It's a young group, though, so they can find improvement with health and development.

The San Francisco Giants have had a busy offseason. While listing trade destinations for Seattle Mariners starter Luis Castillo, MLB Trade Rumors' Nick Deeds suggested the Giants could include LaMonte Wade Jr. in a deal for him. "Castillo would be an excellent starter to pair with Logan Webb at the front of San Francisco's rotation, and the Giants have previously expressed a willingness to deal first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. this winter," wrote Deeds."Wade, 31 on New Year's Day, has posted a solid .258/.376/.401 (120 wRC+) with a fantastic 15% walk rate over the past two seasons."

The San Francisco Giants needed a veteran starter before they began a courtship with Corbin Burnes. The trade market could be a place to turn and one pitcher that may be available for the right price is Seattle Mariners starter Luis Castillo. Recently, MLB Trade Rumors put together a list of contenders for Castillo, if the Mariners decided to pull the trigger.

The San Francisco Giants have changed a lot in the recent months, but is it enough to finally drum up excitement for next season? Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer recently went through each MLB team's calendar year to find a grade for how everything has turned out. The Giants received a mediocre 'C' mark, calling 2024 an 'uninspiring' year. San Francisco finished 80-82 last year and missed the postseason.

The New York Mets are doing everything they can to bring Pete Alonso back to Queens. One team that's seemingly been involved in conversations with many stars this offseason is the San Francisco Giants. According to Susan Slusser of The San Francisco Chronicle, the Giants are interested in signing Alonso away from the Mets. "The Giants remain in the market for a first baseman or DH, too, and Pete Alonso is on their radar," wrote Slusser.

The San Francisco Giants have done little outside of the Willy Adames signing to improve their roster in free agency, so they may need to look for some contributions from prospects in-season. Last year saw a couple of rookies finally get their shot on the Giants' roster. Heliot Ramos, Tyler Fitzgerald and Kyle Harrison all graduated from prospect status and were some of the only bright spots from a dissapointing year. There are a handful of exciting young players in the farm system that are on the verge of making their MLB debuts next year.

The San Francisco Giants are shifting their focus after falling short in their pursuit of top free-agent starter Corbin Burnes, who signed a six-year, $210 million contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks. With Burnes off the market, the Giants are reportedly focusing on other areas of need, including power-hitting first baseman Pete Alonso. Burnes, a former Cy Young Award winner, seemed like a perfect fit for San Francisco given his West Coast preference and familiarity with Oracle Park from his time at St. Mary's College.

The National League West is only getting tougher for the San Diego Padres as division rivals make huge signings this winter. The Los Angeles Dodgers were the first team to make a big splash in free agency by signing starting pitcher Blake Snell. Next, the San Francisco Giants signed star shortstop Willy Adames. On Friday, the Arizona Diamondbacks became the third team in the NL West to make a blockbuster deal.

With free agent first baseman Pete Alonso's future with the New York Mets uncertain at this point, could this NL West team be the ideal fit for the slugger if New York opts to move on? On Saturday, Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle reported that the Alonso is "on the radar" of the San Francisco Giants. After signing All-Star shortstop Willy Adames to a seven-year deal earlier this offseason, the Giants are looking to add another big bat to their lineup and contend in a tight NL West.

The San Francisco Giants have struck out with a couple of pitching targets this offseason, but they may still be willing to go all in on improving the offense. Former New York Mets star first baseman Pete Alonso entered free agency this offseason as one of the top players available, but his market has been fairly silent so far.

Burnes' contract provides a combination of immense financial security and personal comfort for him while adding an ace to a roster that is ready to compete.

The Arizona Diamondbacks were recently able to sign pitcher Corbin Burnes, and it turns out they had a lot of competition for him this offseason. There were three other teams making strong overtures for the pitcher, per USA Today. The Giants and Blue Jays reportedly offered more money to him in a proposed contract, but tax issues played a role in his desire to sign with Arizona.