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Posey’s Roster Overhaul Revives Giants’ Offense as They Close In on NL West Lead

After a 16-game stretch of scoring four runs or fewer, new signings produced back-to-back comebacks that kept San Francisco competitive.

Overview

  • Posey executed his busiest week as president of baseball operations by cutting underperformers and adding Daniel Johnson, Dominic Smith and Andrew Knizner to bolster the lineup.
  • Daniel Johnson recorded two hits, two runs, a stolen base and a game-saving catch in his first start while Dominic Smith delivered a two-run double to secure the win.
  • The Giants snapped their offense drought by scoring nine runs over two games against the Padres, improving to 35-28 and moving within three games of the NL West lead.
  • San Francisco’s starting rotation and bullpen have remained reliable strengths, highlighted by standout outings from Robbie Ray and closer Camilo Doval.
  • Manager Bob Melvin praised Posey’s trust and autonomy for fostering a professional clubhouse that has allowed young pitchers Hayden Birdsong and Kyle Harrison to flourish.