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3 most tradable players and prospects for SF Giants going into the GM Meetings

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Source: Around the Foghorn

The MLB GM Meetings begin today in Las Vegas. With less than a month until the CBA expires it will be interesting to see how much action there is before the lockout. The SF Giants’ front office might choose to be proactive and make some signings or trades ahead of that December 1 deadline and if they do it’s worth looking at some of their best trade chips going into the meetings. Now, it’s important to note that teams may be reluctant to trade players away given the uncertainty surrounding the 2027 season. Is it really worth trading for a guy who is going to be a free agent after 2027 when there’s not even a guarantee that a full season will be played? Still, the Giants do have enticing trade chips other teams would be open to. Let’s take a look at three who would be among the easiest to trade from San Francisco’s perspective.

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