Zack Minasian has been appointed the new General Manager of the San Francisco Giants, marking the first time in Major League Baseball history that two brothers serve as GMs simultaneously, with his brother Perry Minasian holding the same position at the Los Angeles Angels. This move is the first major decision by Buster Posey, who recently became the Giants' president of baseball operations. Zack, previously the Giants' vice president of professional scouting, has a strong background in scouting and player evaluation, fitting Posey's criteria for the role. The Minasian family has deep baseball roots, with Zack's father having been a long-time clubhouse manager for the Texas Rangers. Posey's decision to promote from within reflects his confidence in Zack's understanding of the team's culture and his potential to revitalize the Giants' strategic approach. The Giants are now looking to reestablish their dominance in MLB, focusing on a strong offseason with potential high-profile trades and acquisitions.