San Francisco Giants

Last week, Craig Mish of Sirius XM in South Florida reported that the Giants had made an official trade offer to the Marlins for NL MVP Giancarlo Stanton. That offer apparently included second baseman Joe Panik, as well as Tyler Beade and Chris Shaw, the teams’ No. 2 and 3 prospects respectively.

On Monday morning, Sirius XM’s Craig Mish wrapped up his appearance on Murph & Mac by giving his take on Miami’s other prized outfielders the Giants and Cardinals could be in competition for once the Giancarlo Stanton sweepstakes reportedly comes to an end in the next few days.

South Florida national sports radio host Craig Mish has been the reporter closest to the Giancarlo Stanton sweepstakes over the past few weeks, and joined Murph & Mac on Monday morning with some good news for Giants fans.

The answer isn’t simple. There are persuasive arguments both ways, so much so that I find myself having cold feet at the latest MLB.com reports.

A report surfaced on Thursday morning that Giancarlo Stanton was concerned about a potential trade to the Giants, based on a perceived lack of depth following the team’s 98 loss season.

The reports are flying in on Thursday morning.

According to a report by veteran MLB reporter Jon Heyman on Thursday, Stanton has concerns about accepting a trade to the Giants, as the outfielder is not convinced that the team has the depth to turn things around after losing 98 games last season.

In light of the reality that the Giants may not see Giancarlo Stanton in their uniform next season, KNBR host Larry Krueger tweeted out how he’d rebuild the team on Wednesday morning.

It was reported Wednesday morning that the Giants are keeping in touch with the Pittsburgh Pirates regarding their centerfielder Andrew McCutchen.

Not only has Puig been the most flamboyant player on the Giants’ biggest rival over the past few seasons, he’s also had multiple altercations with one of the organizations biggest heros in Madison Bumgarner.