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Predicting the 5 signings Buster Posey will make to revamp SF Giants this offseason

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Source: Around the Foghorn

We don’t really know how active the SF Giants are going to be this month with the MLB lockout looming, but they obviously need to sign some free agents to plug up holes going into 2027. President of baseball operations Buster Posey has his work cut out for him, and it doesn't seem like the Giants will be going after the biggest names on the market. Pitching is the biggest area to address and they’ll likely need to add at least two starting pitchers to the rotation and a couple of legitimate bullpen arms including a closer. An extra outfielder might not be a bad idea either. I’m going to take a stab at the five signings Posey will make this offseason to fill some holes. Surely I’ll be wrong on most of it and will look like a fool but hey, that’s what the offseason is for! Guessing the five free agents Giants will sign this offseason Kevin Gausman After a bad season, it’s not a terrible idea to bring back a familiar face who was on the team the last time it reached the playoffs.

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