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Giants Might Have an Unusual Solution to Their Rotation Problem

SI Feed·Seth Dowdle·4 days ago
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The San Francisco Giants traded away one of their most dependable starting pitchers in August, collected two prospects and turned their attention toward the future. Three months later, they might have an opportunity to bring that same pitcher back.

Robbie Ray is a free agent after finishing the 2026 season with the San Diego Padres. Considering how badly the Giants need starting pitching, a reunion deserves at least some thought, even if the circumstances are a little strange.

San Francisco sent Ray and cash considerations to its division rival on Aug. 3 in exchange for pitching prospect Miguel Mendez and infielder Joniel Hernandez. At the time, Ray had a 3.08 ERA in 122.2 innings for the Giants, who were getting plenty of value from the veteran left-hander.

His stay in San Diego was much less convincing.

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