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The Giants plan short-term pitching upgrades to fix rotation and bullpen depth after four losing seasons.
The San Francisco Giants, after a fourth consecutive non-winning season, plan to strengthen their pitching staff this offseason, focusing on short-term, low-risk additions to address depth issues in the rotation and bullpen, according to GM Zack Minasian.
Despite a solid 3.84 team ERA and strong contact suppression, injuries and limited innings from key pitchers exposed weaknesses.
The team is avoiding long-term deals, especially for pitchers with injury histories, and may pursue affordable free agents or a reunion with Justin Verlander.
With a projected $170 million payroll and existing large contracts, the Giants aim to improve without sacrificing financial flexibility.
Los Giants planean actualizaciones de lanzamiento a corto plazo para fijar la rotación y la profundidad del bullpen después de cuatro temporadas perdedoras.