The additions of Harrison Bader and Luis Arráez should boost the San Francisco Giants' offense and settle questions about center field and second base.

The San Francisco Giants and Luis Arráez have agreed to a one-year deal ahead of the 2026 MLB season.

Contact-hitting infielder Luis Arraez has signed a $12 million contract with the San Francisco Giants, securing the role of second baseman for the 2026 season.

If the Giants do not add to their rotation, they will at some point have to lean on young starters like Hayden Birdsong, Carson Whisenhunt, Blade Tidwell and Trevor McDonald. A few of those guys could also end up in a bullpen that currently looks like the roster’s weak spot.

The San Francisco Giants recently signed Harrison Bader, and they might be able to lure another pitcher before the regular season. %

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The San Francisco Giants are looking ahead to 2026, and their top prospect has made his intentions clear heading into spring training. The post Giants No. 1 Prospect Makes Intentions Clear For 2026 MLB Season appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Four Giants landed on MLB Network’s Top 100 Players Right Now list entering the 2026 season, led by ace Logan Webb inside the top 40. Webb ranked No. 37 overall after continuing to solidify himself as one of the MLB’s most dependable frontline starters.

The Giants are well represented in Cooperstown, with franchise icons Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal, Orlando Cepeda and Gaylord Perry among the select group of players who have secured plaques in the Hall of Fame.

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