Giants Reportedly Plan Key Position Moves, Target Free Agents

The San Francisco Giants are actively looking to strengthen their roster before the trade deadline, focusing on adding a starting pitcher and a second baseman to address ongoing weaknesses at those positions. Despite acquiring Rafael Devers and monitoring the pitching market, the Giants face challenges with second base, where players like Tyler Fitzgerald and Casey Schmitt have underperformed. Meanwhile, the New York Giants face pressure to improve quickly, with general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll emphasizing upgrades to their quarterback protection and offensive weapons. Notable free agents such as offensive lineman Brandon Scherff and tight end Noah Fant are considered prime targets to support starting quarterback Russell Wilson and potential future starter Jaxson Dart. Additionally, rookie tight end Thomas Fidone II has impressed in training camp, showing promise as a potential valuable asset. The Giants are also linked to wide receiver Gabe Davis, whose prior connection with the coaching staff and ability to stretch the field could provide a boost to their receiving corps.