Kerry Crowley

The upcoming 2022 offseason is supposed the one where Farhan Zaidi finally breaks the bank. But if you have the best team in baseball, is that really necessary?

The stove hasn’t exactly heated up yet, but it’s been turned on.

The Giants took fliers on two starting pitchers last offseason and both worked out.

With opening day now just three weeks away, the Giants roster is beginning to take shape.

There isn’t exactly a buzz around the clubhouse that he’ll soon be in Orange and Black.

If you believe the reports, the Bryce Harper sweepstakes has improbably, and suddenly, become a two-team race between the Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants.

New pitcher Shaun Anderson joined our Giants beat writer Kerry Crowley on the first episode of The KO Podcast, and talked about being traded from the Boston Red Sox organization for Eduardo Nunez last week.

“There’s going to be no room for the young guys on the 40 man roster if they don’t start selling. I think if they really feel out of it and they think they can get the type of prospects they want for Johnny Cueto [and] Eduardo Nunez…then they might as well do it. So if they do feel the need to bring up these young guys and give them a shot, the only way to do so is to clear room on the 40 man roster and trade for prospects.”