Henry Schulman

For the last couple weeks, the Hot Stove League has been unseasonably cold. Following the trade of Giancarlo Stanton to the Yankees and the Angels’ signing of Shohei Ohtani, all of Major League Baseball appears to be in a waiting period, in the hopes that the market value of a number of high priced free agents will dwindle as we approach Spring Training.

Yesterday, Matt Moore and Christian Arroyo penned their goodbyes to the San Francisco Giants and now it’s Denard Span’s turn and he texted his farewell to San Francisco Chronicle’s Henry Schulman on Thursday evening.

One of the most trusted names on the Giants’ beat had some good news for fans of the orange and black when he joined Gary & Larry on Tuesday afternoon.

Longtime Giants beat writer Henry Schulman was asked about what has happened to the player who hit 24 bombs and posted a .549 slugging percentage in 2012 when he joined Gary and Larry on Wednesday. He has a number of theories, but admitted he can’t quite put his finger on it.

Giants beat writer Henry Schulman believes Josh Osich is one of the most talented pitchers in the organization, and may have the stuff to be a closer in the future.

San Francisco Chronicle Giants beat writer Henry Schulman thinks the Giants need to add another bat for depth purposes, and wouldn’t be surprised if Bobby Evans tries to make another signing at a reasonable price.

The Giants are in the mix to land Pirates closer Mark Melancon, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. The Giants have been shopping for a late inning reliever, starting with Aroldis Chapman and Andrew Miller, but those talks fell through due to a high asking price from the Yankees. Sources: #Indians, #SFGiants in mix […]

Giants beat writer Henry Schulman joined Tolbert & Lund on KNBR to talk about possible bullpen trade targets for the Giants and give insight into the trade market with the deadline just under a week away.