The San Francisco Giants were seen entering the offseason as a team likely to add starting pitching in order to help a starting rotation that ranked 18th in the league in 2024 in ERA among starters. While a massive Corbin Burnes acquisition seemed almost imminent - and would have been the perfect ace at the top of the Giants rotation -Burnes shocked everyone and took a smaller,

Verlander and the Giants have agreed on a one-year contract pending a physical, according to multiple reports. Per ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, Verlander’s deal is worth $15 million.

The San Francisco Giants are eyeing an elite cleanup artist to add to their ranks for the 2025 MLB season. The Giants were the dynastic franchise of the MLB

The San Francisco Giants have been aggressive in free agency this offseason as many hoped they would be. Of course losing out on Corbin Burnes to their division rival Arizona Diamondbacks was a disappointment.

San Francisco took a risk, but if his career is any indication, it was a risk worth taking. The San Francisco Giants signed future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander to a one-year contract that took the MLB world by surprise.