Giants Explore Orioles, Pirates Infielder Trades Ahead Deadline

The San Francisco Giants are actively looking to strengthen their roster ahead of the trade deadline, focusing on improving their offense, particularly at second base, where their team currently ranks poorly in OPS. They recently made a significant acquisition by trading for superstar designated hitter Rafael Devers, which bolstered their infield depth and power hitting needs. Additionally, the Giants have been linked to potential trade targets such as versatile infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa from the Pittsburgh Pirates and utility man Ramon Urias from the Baltimore Orioles, both of whom offer defensive flexibility and could provide an offensive upgrade. Urias, although primarily a third baseman, has experience at second base and would come with another year of team control, making him a valuable trade asset. Despite these offensive concerns, the Giants' pitching staff remains a strong point, with a top-tier ERA and reliable starters and relievers contributing to their postseason contender status. Meanwhile, the team is monitoring prospects like speedy outfielder Grant McCray in Triple-A, who could be called up to add depth and defensive prowess if roster changes occur.