Friday, November 02, 2012

GIANTS NOTES: Free - Agent List | Giants Extra


That slider of yours should be illegal. Ask Detroit.

from Mercurynews.com
GIANTS NOTES: The parade, the three thousand-million dollar deal, and “Tiny Tim” | Giants Extra:

 "The Giants have nine free agents, several of whom were key members of the World Series run. Leadoff hitter Angel Pagan and No. 2 hitter Marco Scutaro both are free agents and are at the top of the offseason to-do list for Sabean and his staff. The Giants have indicated that bringing Pagan and Scutaro back is a top priority, but it could be difficult, especially with Pagan. The 31-year-old center fielder broke through in 2012, hitting .288 with 95 runs scored, 61 extra-base hits and 29 stolen bases."

'via Blog this'

This is quite a laundry list.

Keepers: Affeldt, Scutaro, Pagan, Mota
Goners: Penny, Nady, Sanchez, Cabrera, Theriot

With Huff already on Sabean's good-bye list, Sanchez and Cabrera's salary dump should help retain most if not all the keepers.

DatePlayerPositionTransaction
Oct 29Guillermo MotaRPDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Brad PennyRP/SPDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Xavier NadyLF/RFDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Jeremy AffeldtRPDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Marco Scutaro2B/SS/3BDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Freddy Sanchez2BDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Melky CabreraLF/RFDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Ryan Theriot2B/LFDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
Oct 29Angel PaganCF/RFDeclared Free Agency by San Francisco
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