#buster-posey

#buster-posey

Randy Winn has been appointed vice president of player development by the Giants, following a successful career and service to the community.

Zack Minasian's journey to becoming the Giants' GM showcases mentorship and unexpected career advancements in the world of baseball management.

Buster Posey emphasizes the importance of understanding pitchers' personalities to Patrick Bailey as he transitions into a leadership role as a catcher.

Despite a rocky season, Buster Posey is confident in Camilo Doval's potential to become a key asset for the Giants.

The Giants are pursuing free-agent outfielder Juan Soto, marking a potential shift in their approach under new president Buster Posey.

Bob Melvin will have complete autonomy over the Giants' lineups in 2025, with Buster Posey empowering his managerial experience.

Buster Posey is actively shaping the Giants' roster by retaining key players while preparing for potential trades.

Buster Posey steps in as president of baseball operations for the Giants, seeking a GM with a strong scouting background.

Bobby Evans and Jeff Berry are hired as advisors to Buster Posey, combining extensive front office and agent experience to strengthen the Giants' leadership team.

Buster Posey's unique blend of experience and leadership qualities makes him well-suited for his new role as the Giants president of baseball operations.

Scott Sharp has withdrawn from the Giants' GM search, focusing on family considerations.

Zack Minasian is the new general manager of the Giants, succeeding Pete Putila.

Buster Posey emphasizes manager Bob Melvin's comfort in promoting J.P. Martinez, highlighting his work ethic and connection with players as key factors.

The Giants are looking for a new general manager to support Buster Posey in his executive role.