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March 23, 2026

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As the Giants gear up for the regular season, clarity on their pitching depth is paramount, especially with the recent loss of prospects Spencer Miles and Ryan Watson in the Rule 5 draft. The release of Joey Lucchesi adds to the uncertainty within the bullpen, especially with Tyler Mahle showing unexpected efficiency in his final spring tuneup. If the Giants hope to solidify their relief options, bringing in one of the veteran relievers mentioned could be a smart move. Meanwhile, the buzz in Scottsdale about potential Olympic participation adds an intriguing layer for ace Logan Webb, who could find himself representing Team USA. With roster decisions looming, every pitch and performance in spring training counts, but the Giants still have a lot of work to do to find the right mix before Opening Day.

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SF Giants should gain clarity on a pair of pitching prospects before Opening Day

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SF Giants should gain clarity on a pair of pitching prospects before Opening Day

Spencer Miles and Ryan Watson were selected away by the Toronto Blue Jays and Boston Red Sox in the major league phase of the Rule 5 draft in December. The SF Giants should gain clarity on both pitching prospects before Opening Day.

3 veteran relievers (including a familiar face) SF Giants can still scoop up

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3 veteran relievers (including a familiar face) SF Giants can still scoop up

The SF Giants have some big question marks about their bullpen and there are three veteran relievers they could scoop up to add some security in the bullpen.

Giants Release Joey Lucchesi

Giants Release Joey Lucchesi

The Giants have released left-hander Joey Lucchesi, the New York Post’s Jon Heyman reports. Lucchesi was non-tendered by San Francisco last November and then re-signed to a minor league deal a couple of weeks ago, but the recent signing of southpaw Ryan Borucki apparently made Lucchesi again expendable. Heyman wrote that Lucchesi was “granted his […]

Clark recalls thrill of representing Team USA at '84 Olympics

Clark recalls thrill of representing Team USA at '84 Olympics

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- On the heels of a successful World Baseball Classic, momentum seems to be building for Major League players to potentially participate in the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. There are still hurdles to be cleared, but if it happens, count Giants ace Logan Webb among the players

Mahle more efficient than expected in final spring tuneup

Mahle more efficient than expected in final spring tuneup

WEST SACRAMENTO -- As soon as he recorded the final out of the fifth inning Sunday night on a lineout to left field, Tyler Mahle began to stride toward the bullpen beyond the right-field wall. He had more work to do. Mahle proved to be quite efficient in the Giants’

Sunday Notes: Trey Yesavage is Pretty Much the Same (Splitter-Cutting) Dude

Sunday Notes: Trey Yesavage is Pretty Much the Same (Splitter-Cutting) Dude

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