Bobby Evans: ‘We have worked out the terms’ with Marlins on deal for Stanton
The Giants have worked out the terms of a trade with the Miami Marlins that would send 2017 National League MVP Giancarlo Stanton to San Francisco.
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Marlins have agreed to general framework of Stanton trades with Giants, Cardinals [report]
After hitting 59 home runs and driving in 132 runs in 2017, Stanton emerged as the game’s premier power hitter, and could be the cure the Giants are looking to find after the team finished with a 64-98 record this season.
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Giants one of three teams engaging with Marlins on Stanton [report]
According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, the Dodgers are not among the three teams that are currently engaging with the Miami Marlins about a potential blockbuster trade.
ZiPS projection system estimates Stanton’s stats as a Giant over the next decade
AT&T Park is where power hitters go to die. Though that statement might not be entirely true, it’s the narrative that exists in the post-Barry Bonds baseball world. It’s why even the most optimistic San Francisco Giants’ fans have concerns about the franchise being able to acquire top power hitters, and why Miami Marlins’ slugger Giancarlo Stanton might not be an ideal fit in the cavernous confines of China Basin.